How about the MUJI bubble bottle? What is the appropriate ratio?

MUJI foaming bottles are generally used to mix shampoo or facial cleanser, and you can make your own foam. So what about MUJI foaming bottles? What is the appropriate ratio for MUJI's sparkling bottle?

How about the MUJI bubble bottle

The MUJI bubbler bottle is very useful. Girls must have often heard that applying shampoo directly on the head can damage the scalp. Similarly, applying shower gel directly on the body can easily cause damage to the skin. Therefore, MUJI's foaming bottle is very convenient and easy to use. When you use it, just press it to produce dense foam.

Directions:

Pour 1/3 of shampoo or shower gel into the bottle, then mix in 2/3 of clean water, and stir it slightly with the handle of a toothbrush. The first picture shows what it looks like after mixing, which is very beautiful. When you use it, just press it to produce dense foam.

Please do not use hot water as it will damage the bottle. No need to sterilize. The bottle can withstand heat of 60 degrees and cold of -20 degrees.

Suitable for liquids that already produce bubbles, or you can mix it into liquids yourself. Do not use products with particles, as they will clog the system.

If the water is not enough or the liquid is too thick, it will easily block the foaming part of the pressing head, and the pressing head will not be able to be pressed down. It is very likely that the foaming bottle will be scrapped because the pressing head blocks it!

What is the appropriate ratio of MUJI's bubble bottle?

The following ratios are dynamically adjusted based on the product's own consistency and foam volume.

Shampoo: water = 1:2~1:3

Shower gel: water = 1:10 (otherwise it will get clogged easily)

Prepare and use immediately, so after using the foaming bottle, I found that the shampoo and shower gel are more durable!

Okay, my friends, you all understand it clearly and know what the appropriate proportion of MUJI sparkling bottles is.