Milky Smooth
If soft skin and bathtime are your thing than Dona Bath Milk will be your new best friend. This creamy powder will surround your with a relaxing scent and leave your skin soft enough to forego lotion. Who needs a spa when they can grab a big tub of this for ten bucks?Published: February 2, 2012
Pros:
Softens Skin,
Creamy,
Natural,
Paraben Free,
Cruelty Free,
Inexpensive
Creamy,
Natural,
Paraben Free,
Cruelty Free,
Inexpensive
Cons:
None
Performance
I like my baths piping hot so I can soak for a good amount of time. I scooped three teaspoons of powder under my faucet after the water had risen halfway into the tub. I could smell the sweet berry scent during the entire duration of my 30-minute bath. The entire time my water remained milky, creamy, and soft. The more powder that is added to the water, the milkier you bath water will turn. I thought that three small teaspoons were plenty to get the skin-softening effects, but I might give a little more a go next time just for fun. (At that price point, it won't be so devastating!)
When you step out of the bath, there is no powdery residue left behind so there's no need to rinse off or wash off the milk bath. It absorbs nicely into the skin and leaves you feeling like you can skip the lotion.
As for the Aphrodisiac infusion, I feel as I always do. I never feel the effects of any Aphrodisiacs and this product was no exception. I would not buy this product if it were merely for that quality.
If you stick to the thre teaspoons like I most likely will, this jar should last you quite a while. They really give you a generous amount and my first few scoops did not make a dent as the powder is packed in pretty well.
Packaging
The Dona Milk Bath comes in a generous 8 ounce tub. It closes with a black plastic lid. It comes with a purple safety seal stretching from the top of the lid down the tub. The tub itself is clear and you can see the milky powder underneath. The front of the label features a lace print background, colors varying by the scent you chose. The Acai has a reddish brown background with black lace overlay. The writing in bold and white. The front reads DONA by JO an aphrodisiac infused ritual.
The right side of the label displays the scent the reads Bath Milk underneath in several different languages. Next to that is says "Discover Cleopatra's secret followed by the directions for use and the ingredients.
The left side of the label displays the All-Natural, Paraben Free, Preto and Deriv Free, and Cruelty Free logos along with the System JO information.
The is a large tub but I think it would be suitable for travel, although I would make sure it was closed tightly and perhaps stick it in a bag for added security. The packaging is very discreet with exception of the word Aphrodisiac in small letting on the back of the label. It would make a nice gift for a friend or partner assuming their not going to freak out over the use of that word.
The right side of the label displays the scent the reads Bath Milk underneath in several different languages. Next to that is says "Discover Cleopatra's secret followed by the directions for use and the ingredients.
The left side of the label displays the All-Natural, Paraben Free, Preto and Deriv Free, and Cruelty Free logos along with the System JO information.
The is a large tub but I think it would be suitable for travel, although I would make sure it was closed tightly and perhaps stick it in a bag for added security. The packaging is very discreet with exception of the word Aphrodisiac in small letting on the back of the label. It would make a nice gift for a friend or partner assuming their not going to freak out over the use of that word.
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which scent is your favorite?
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camu camu and blue lotus!
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Actually have only smelled the blue lotus, but it is wonderful! I am looking forward to getting other products in this line.
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This seems like a cheaper alternative to buying expensive bath salts and bath oils. What I like about this is that I wouldn't have an oily residue like with using baths oils. With the 3 teaspoons you used, how milky would you say the water became? Could you still see in the water? Can you still see your legs under the surface etc? I know it's a random question but I am curious.
Would you recommend rinsing the tub out after use? Also, do you pick up on any "milk" aroma from the dry milk powder? I know lots of questions, but I am very interested in this product, I am receiving the Mangosteen body polish and the Camu Camu bath salts Thank you for the review!
Great review. Thanks. The Pomegranate one sounds nice.
Hi Mike! The water was milky with 3 teaspoons but not enough where I was unable to see my legs. There was just a light milky hue to the water, but the more product you add the milkier it would get. No "milky" scent at all really. And no, no need to rinse the tub out after use, just like your body no residue is left behind.
Thanks for the info Cori My fiancee would slap me across the head if I left a bunch of residue in the tub after using it. That's why I asked
Thanks for the review!
Great review! Thanks
I think I need to give this a try!
thanks for the review!
Thanks for reading!
I'm sort of confused because this says it is a gel. It isn't a gel?
I was wondering the same as Hot n' sexy TexasMama.
i didnt like this. i got the camu camu and i'm surprised to see 3 super positive reviews already! it did nothing for my skin, clumped up like flour, and sat in the bottom of my tub, being all dough-bally. i didn't see the point in it. no smell lingered on my skin at all, though the camu camu scent in the jar was amazing. i had to use a whole lot to get any effect in the water... it just kept either disappearing or floating in flour-chunks. yucko. glad you liked it though!
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Milk bath or shower gel? I'm confused. Labeling always seems to find itself messed up. Great review!
thanks for the review
Thanks for the review!
Thanks for an incredible review.
This IS in fact a milk bath...it is NOT a shower gel. I'm not sure why they had it labeled as a gel when it clearly says in the pictures it's a milk bath. It is in powder form.
Thanks for reading, though!