Radox in general

I do enjoy a good soak in a hot tub. There are a number of things that can certainly increase my pleasure - and the addition of something that softens the water, creates foam and lightly pefumes the environment is high on that list. Radox have been making "substances" for many years. "Stress Relief" is one of the Herbal Bath range which is presented in nine flavours altogether. The containers are tall, rectangular pliable plastic bottles of two sizes with the word 'Radox' embossed on the sides. Each variety has its own use and indication and the bottle comes with a colour co-ordinated cap. The front label gives an overview and ...

I am a recent convert to the wonders of Original Source. I love the fruity shower gels and recently spent £2.99 on a bottle of their Orange and Grapefruit shower gel. I love it and think it is brilliant, but at almost £3 a bottle, it is rather expensive. So when I went into the local chemists the other day, I noticed something which looked and sounded rather similar, so I bought it. This was the Radox Showerfresh range and I bought two for £1.69 each, just over half price when compared to the Original Source ones. I chose the Moisture Boost one (because I have dry skin) and the ‘Revitalise!’ one, because it smelled lovely and I liked the description ...

The Ging enjoys a good long soak in the bath and in the absence of Calvin Klein Eternity bath salts I resorted to using Radox Herbal Bath - Stress Relief. Now, please don't get me wrong, I'm not a stressed out person, far from it, if I got more laid back I'd be horizontal, but I do enjoy wallowing away for hours in the bath surrounded by bubbles and a gorgeous smell. This for me is pure heaven and the basic criteria for any product that will be dipped in my bath. Radox have been around for an absolute age, and I remember using the bath salts as a small child. Since coming out of the dark ages, Radox have branched out and are now responsible for ...