How do I use LonGeVa Bath?

One sachet into a warm bath, then soak for about twenty minutes. Each pack contains 25 baths. No rinsing is required afterwards.

What does it do for the skin?

It creates a magnesium-rich mineral soak that supports the skin barrier and is widely used for dry, tight or itchy skin and for recovery after training. It is a cosmetic product, not a medicine.

Can it be used with children or sensitive skin?

It is commonly used by families with dry or sensitive skin. As with any cosmetic mineral bath, start with a shorter soak and consult your doctor for a diagnosed skin condition.

Does it work in a whirlpool or with a LonGeVa Filter?

Yes to both. It leaves no oily residue, and bathing in already filtered water means less chlorine load on the skin during the soak.

LonGeVa Bath

The same mineral science,
absorbed through skin.

Drinking water is one route into the body. Bathing is another. LonGeVa Bath brings magnesium-rich mineral chemistry to twenty minutes of warm water — for the skin barrier, for muscles, and for the wind-down before sleep.

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Why bathe in minerals

Six reasons LonGeVa Bath belongs in a longevity routine

Magnesium through the skin

A warm mineral bath is one of the most pleasant ways to give the body magnesium — the mineral behind muscle relaxation and hundreds of enzymatic reactions.

Barrier support

Formulated for dry, tight and itchy skin, supporting the barrier rather than stripping it the way hard, chlorinated water can.

Comfort for sensitive skin

Free from harsh surfactants and synthetic fragrance loads, so it suits skin that reacts to conventional bath products.

Antimicrobial mineral action

The mineral chemistry keeps bath water hygienically pleasant without chlorine or biocidal additives.

Recovery ritual

Twenty minutes after training or a long day: warmth, magnesium and a parasympathetic shift before sleep.

25 baths per pack

Dosed sachets keep every bath consistent — no guesswork, no measuring, no residue in the tub.

Cross-section visualisation of skin layers with water droplets resting on the surface — Illustrative visualisation of the skin barrier, the interface bathing water contacts.

Skin as an interface

Twenty minutes of contact is not a rinse

A bath holds warm water against the outermost cell layers for a sustained period. That is why the composition of bathing water is discussed differently from a quick shower.

The stratum corneum is a lipid-rich barrier. Hard, chlorinated water is associated with a tighter, drier feel after bathing because it works against that lipid layer and the natural moisturising factors held within it.

Warmth increases skin hydration and softens the barrier, which is the practical reason mineral bathing is done warm rather than hot or cold.

LonGeVa Bath is formulated around magnesium-rich mineral chemistry with no harsh surfactants and no synthetic fragrance load, so the water stays comfortable for skin that reacts easily.

Barrier, side by side

A compromised barrier and a hydrated one

Illustrative cross-sections of the same tissue in two states: a depleted, fissured barrier that loses water quickly, and a mineral-hydrated barrier with its lipid layers intact.

Illustrative cross-section of a dry, fissured skin barrier with separated cell layers — Depleted barrier
Tight, flaking, reactive: lipid layers separated, cell edges lifted and water escaping through the gaps. This is the state people describe after bathing in hard, chlorinated water.

Illustrative cross-section of a hydrated skin barrier with smooth, intact cell layers — Mineral-hydrated barrier
Smooth, plump, sealed: cell layers sitting flat with water held between them. The comfortable, supple feel reported after a warm magnesium mineral bath.

Skin, side by side

How dry, reactive skin looks — and how comfortable skin looks

Two reference photographs of the same area of skin: a dry, rough, reddened forearm and a calm, evenly hydrated one. Shown to illustrate the difference in skin comfort people describe, not as a clinical result.

Reference photograph of a forearm with dry, rough, reddened skin — Dry, rough, reactive
Flaking texture, visible redness and fine cracking — the tight, itchy feeling often reported after bathing in hard, chlorinated water.

Reference photograph of a forearm with calm, smooth, evenly hydrated skin — Calm, smooth, comfortable
Even tone and a supple surface — the settled, softer feel people describe after a regular warm magnesium mineral bathing routine.

The cross-sections are illustrative scientific visualisations and the skin photographs are reference images for illustration only — not photographs of patients or clinical results. LonGeVa Bath is a cosmetic mineral bathing product and is not a medicine, does not treat or cure eczema, psoriasis or any other condition, and does not replace medical advice.

How to use

A twenty-minute protocol

01

Fill

Run a warm bath at a comfortable body temperature — around 37 °C is ideal for a long soak.

02

Dose

Add one LonGeVa Bath sachet and stir briefly until fully dissolved.

03

Soak

Immerse for 15–20 minutes. Breathe slowly; this is the parasympathetic part of the day.

04

Finish

Rinse lightly if you prefer, pat dry rather than rubbing, and moisturise while the skin is still warm.

Good to know

Suitable for adults and, in a reduced dose, for children — keep out of reach of small children.
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; rinse with clear water if it occurs.
If you are pregnant, have low blood pressure, cardiovascular conditions or open wounds, speak to your doctor before hot mineral bathing.
Store dry and closed, away from direct sunlight.
Do not use as a substitute for prescribed dermatological treatment.

LonGeVa Bath is a cosmetic mineral bathing product. Statements describe skin comfort and mineral chemistry and are not medical claims.

Luxury hotel bathroom with a rain shower running over dark stone surfaces — Spa and hotel use: bathing and showering in already-filtered LonGeVa water, with the same drinking water quality at the basin.

In spas and treatment rooms

One mineral philosophy from the plant room to the tub

Facilities that install a LonGeVa Filter treat the water that fills the bath, then dose LonGeVa Bath into it. The protocol and the plumbing agree with each other.

Dosed sachets keep every treatment identical across therapists and shifts.
No chlorine or biocidal additive is introduced into the treatment water.
Wholesale packs, display material and staff briefing notes are available to partners.

Partner and wholesale terms

Downloads

Brochures and technical documents

Printable documentation for specifiers, distributors and homeowners.

PDF · Product brochure
LonGeVa Bath brochure
Mineral composition, the twenty-minute protocol and guidance for home and spa use.
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PDF · Consumer brochure
LonGeVa Water brochure
How LonGeVa Water and LonGeVa Bath work together as one mineral philosophy.
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FAQ

LonGeVa Bath questions

Availability

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Consumer packs are shipped from Germany. Spas, clinics, hotels and retailers can request wholesale pricing and display material.

The same mineral science,absorbed through skin.