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Description

WARNING: Do Not Consume!

Raw Essentials Luxury Mineral Bath Salts are a delicate mixture of three types of baths salts – they are Dead Sea Salts (straight from the Dead Sea), Pink Himalayan Salts (out of the Himalayan Mountains in Northern Pakistan) and Epsom Salts. All of our salts are 100% pure and natural. Added to aid absorption is Hibiscus and Rose petals, plus a relaxing blend of essential oils All 3 salts are said to have health benefits when used as bath soaks due to nutritive elements through absorption by the skin.

Dead Sea Salts are found in the Dead Sea, which has a salt content of 29%, compared to 4% in the oceans. The major ions of Dead Sea water include: chloride, magnesium, sodium, calcium and potassium.
Epsom Salts are magnesium sulphate heptahydrate (usually just shortened to magnesium sulphate). It was originally obtained by boiling down mineral waters at Epsom, England. Officially, Epsom is not actually a salt, but a naturally occurring pure mineral compound of magnesium and sulphate.
Pink Himalayan Salts are mined from the south-facing scarp of the Potwar Plateau in the Punjab region of northern Pakistan. It is buried amid mountains (literally) of sedimentary rock dating back over 500 million years ago. The salt that is taken out of here is revered as the purest of all the salts and is known as the ‘King Salt’ and originally served to royalty only (not common folk who used other salts) for both cooking and as a therapeutic ingredient. Indeed, Himalayan Salts, unlike Dead Sea salts and Epsom salts are the same salts used for food.

*Please note: Our only caveats are that people with sensitivities to Sulfur should not bath in Epsom salts and safety precautions should always be followed when soaking in baths – use caution getting in and out of any body of water, including the tub and avoid water that is too hot.

What’s included

1 x 200g Pouch Of Bathsalts

Ingredients

Dead Sea Salts, Epsom Salts, Pink Himalayan Salts

Preparation

How to use Raw Essentials Luxury Bath Salts?

Take a shower. Wash thoroughly before you attempt to take a detox salt bath. You want to wash away any additives like perfume, soap residue, or conditioner that could throw off the composition of your bath.

Give yourself enough time to take a 20 to 30 minute bath. Baths are not like showers, which are often rushed. Instead, they are meant to take longer, so that the body and mind can relax. To get the most benefit from your bath, plan on spending 20 to 30 minutes in the water at least.

Take a salt bath in the evening if you want to treat insomnia. Many people find that they rest better after a warm salt bath.
Taking the bath in the morning will help purge your body from toxins. Your body releases a lot of toxins while you sleep, pushing them towards the surface of the skin. A morning bath will get rid of these toxins the fastest.
Keep a glass of water nearby. You can quickly become dehydrated while taking a salt bath. Make sure you have a glass or water bottle near the edge of the tub to sip from while you soak.

Start filling your bathtub. Choose a temperature that is most comfortable for you. If you are using the salt bath to heal a skin condition, consider making the water no more than two degrees warmer than your body temperature. This will make it easier for your body to absorb the minerals from the salt bath.

Add two tablespoons of the bath salts to the bath. Add the bath salt while the tap is still running. Holding the salt under the running water will help it dissolve better.

Salt baths can place a lot of pressure on your circulatory system, so if you have poor heart circulation, heart disease, diabetes, or are pregnant, always check with your doctor first to be sure that you can safely take a salt bath.

Soak for about 20-30 minutes. Soaking in a salt bath can be intense for your circulatory system and your muscles, so spend no more than 30 minutes in the tub. Even after that short amount of time in the salt water, you will likely feel weak when you get out of the bath.

Stand up carefully. When you’re done, drain the tub and rise slowly. Hold onto something sturdy, like the edge of the sink, as you attempt to climb out. If you begin to feel dizzy, sit down immediately and sip some more water until you feel ready to stand again.

The salt water is safe to leave on your skin. Rest for at least 30 minutes, since you will need some time to recover from the detox.

Make the experience even more relaxing by lighting a candle on the counter and playing soft music.