ZALMANOV TURPENTINE BATHS

Wellness Bath Additive

(WHITE EMULSION)

The product line associated with A.S. Zalmanov is known as part of a distinctive European wellness tradition inspired by the heritage of early 20th-century Eastern European bathing culture.

The brand became known for its bath emulsions associated with the theories of the renowned physician Alexander Solomonovich Zalmanov, which have also become widely used in modern wellness and balneotherapy practices.

Products and Uses

The best-known products in the range are the white and yellow bath emulsions, formulated with various botanical and aromatic components. They are added to warm bath water and used primarily as part of relaxing wellness and bathing rituals.

Availability and Distribution

A.S. Zalmanov products are available in several European countries through various manufacturers and distributors and are marketed within the natural wellness product category.

Important Information

The products are marketed in accordance with applicable European regulations and are intended primarily for wellness and cosmetic purposes.

Benefits

• Invigorating and refreshing sensation
• Helps improve the feeling of skin comfort
• Supports the skin’s natural renewal
• Promotes relaxation and a general sense of well-being
• May help the skin appear firmer
• Suitable as an addition to wellness programmes

Description

The White Emulsion is a bath additive that provides a warming and invigorating sensation.

During use, it may enhance the sensation of circulation in the skin, provide a refreshing effect, and contribute to an overall feeling of comfort. Regular use may help improve the tone and appearance of the skin.

Ingredients

Turpentine oil derived from natural resin, purified water, baby soap, and salicylic acid.

INCI: GTS Turpentine Oil, Distilled Water, Baby Soap, Salicylic Acid

Directions for Use

• First bath: 5 ml
• The amount may be increased by 5 ml with each subsequent bath.
• Mix thoroughly.

Bath water temperature: 37°C, gradually increasing to 39–42°C.

Duration: 10–15 minutes.

Warnings

For external use only.

Not intended as a substitute for cosmetic treatment.

Do not use in cases of individual sensitivity.

This product is not a medicinal product.

Contains no GMOs, preservatives, or colourants.

Storage

Store in the original packaging at room temperature in a dry place, protected from light and out of the reach of children.

Shelf life: 24 months from the date of manufacture.

GENERAL SCHEDULE FOR TURPENTINE BATHS

Baths with White Emulsion Based on Pine Resin Turpentine

Bath Number	Amount of White Turpentine Emulsion	Temperature Schedule	Bath Duration
1	20 ml	36°C, increasing to 38°C after 5 minutes	15 minutes
2	25 ml	Same as above	15 minutes
3	30 ml	Same as above	15 minutes
4	35 ml	36.5°C, increasing to 38.5°C after 5 minutes	15 minutes
5	40 ml	Same as above	15 minutes
6	45 ml	Same as above	16 minutes
7	50 ml	37°C, increasing to 39°C after 5 minutes	16 minutes
8	55 ml	Same as above	16 minutes
9	60 ml	Same as above	16 minutes
10	65 ml	Same as above	16 minutes
11	70 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
12	75 ml	37°C, increasing to 39.5°C after 5 minutes	17 minutes
13	80 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
14	85 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
15	90 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
16	95 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
17	100 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
18	105 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
19	110 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
20	115 ml	Same as above	17 minutes
21	120 ml	Same as above	17 minutes

Note: From the 22nd bath onwards, follow the procedure specified for the 21st bath.

LOCAL HAND AND FOOT BATHS

Local baths may be used separately for the feet or hands and, in certain cases, as sitz baths.

According to the original instructions, local baths are generally recommended for elderly or weakened individuals for whom full-body baths are contraindicated or cannot be carried out for technical reasons, for example in a holiday home, where only a shower is available, or where there is no hot water supply.

Sitz baths are described for individuals for whom heat treatments involving the upper body are not recommended for various reasons, for example in cases of mastopathy, severe heart disease, or thyroid disorders.

According to the original description, local baths have practically no contraindications. For 10 litres of water at 36°C, 2–3 ml of the white solution or yellow emulsion is sufficient.

Directions for Local Baths

Pour 10 litres of warm water at 36°C into a bucket, deep basin, or another suitable container. If the container has a different capacity, adjust the amount of the preparation proportionally.

Dissolve 2–3 ml of the solution in 500 ml of hot water at 60–70°C, then pour it into the container while stirring vigorously.

Immerse the feet or hands in the solution for 15 minutes. Areas not covered by the solution, such as the knee or hip area, may additionally be treated with a damp compress soaked in the solution from the container.

When using local baths, a tingling sensation may not always occur. With this method, the concentration of the solution may also be gradually increased by a small amount with each subsequent procedure.

To enhance the effect, the original instructions state that after the bath, the relevant areas, such as joints, muscles, or the spine, may be rubbed with the turpentine emulsion.

After the procedure, wrap the feet or hands in a warm woollen blanket. A herbal infusion may also be consumed.

Manufacturer

TVK GROUP LLC
Dr. Pirogov Laboratory
www.doctor-pirogov.co