Introduction
At Mica Springs, we’re known for our eco-friendly water treatments for pools, hot tubs, and baths. But did you know that our product can also be used as a skin treatment after swimming in a highly chlorinated pool?
The Problem with Chlorine
Chlorine is commonly used to keep pools clean and free from harmful bacteria. However, it can also strip the skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness, itching, and irritation. This is where Mica Springs comes in.
Mica Springs to the Rescue
Mica Springs is not just a water treatment. It’s a versatile solution that can also be used to care for your skin. By diluting Mica Springs into a spray bottle, you can create a skin treatment that’s perfect for use after swimming.
How It Works
When sprayed onto the skin, Mica Springs works to neutralize the effects of chlorine, helping to soothe irritation and restore moisture. It’s a simple, natural way to care for your skin after swimming.
How to Use Mica Springs as a Skin Treatment
Using Mica Springs as a skin treatment is easy. Simply dilute Mica Springs in a spray bottle according to the instructions. After swimming, spray the solution onto your skin and enjoy the benefits! You’ll be left with skin that feels refreshed and rejuvenated.
Conclusion
With Mica Springs, you can enjoy your swim without worrying about the effects of chlorine on your skin. Try Mica Springs today and discover the difference it can make to your skin and your swimming experience.
Instructions
Prepare Your Spray Bottle: Ensure your spray bottle is clean and can hold 16 ounces of liquid.
Fill the Spray Bottle: Fill your spray bottle with 16 ounces of water.
Measure Mica Springs: Using a dropper, measure out approximately 15 drops or 1/2 tsp. of Mica Springs.
Add Mica Springs to the Spray Bottle: Add the measured drops of Mica Springs into the water in the spray bottle.
Shake Well: Secure the lid of the spray bottle and shake well to mix the Mica Springs with the water.
Apply as Needed: Your Mica Springs spray is now ready to use. Spray it onto your skin after swimming in a chlorinated pool.