Bath Salt Therapy with Essential Oils
Bath Salt Therapy with Essential Oils
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5.0 / 5.0
(13) 13 total reviews
Now this – this – delivers a serious self-care session.
As soon as you open the bag, you'll know you've hit heaven.
The scent alone is mind-blowingly therapeutic. (Sometimes, I even just open the bag to get a lift from the smell.)
When they say the Earth is magical, this is what they mean. This is as close as you get to a magic potion ("Just add water!").
The base is a combo of three different natural Earth salts, to which are added various essential oils – Peppermint, Nutmeg, Copaiba Balsam, Clove, Black Pepper, and Lavender (that's the "seriously good therapy" smell) – and then, moisturizing oils.
But wait there's more! Actually don't wait. I'll tell you now: there are Flower Essences in it that add deep energetic effects. That's why I couldn't love this more.
This same exact blend is used at medical spas.
RELAX • DETOXIFY • EXFOLIATE • REVITALIZE
For care of sore muscles and joints, body aches, skin conditions, sports injuries.
Exfoliating scrub for heels, elbows, etc.
Hydrotherapy for cold extremities.
no parabens, chemicals, dyes
8 oz. – This is enough for 1-2 full-bath soaks or 6-7 hand or foot soaks, when used as directed. This stuff is so good, though, even when the bag is empty, you should keep it so you can smell it. That's what I do.
Also available: DRY SKIN THERAPY, OLIVE SQUALANE THERAPY
Ingredients
Himalayan Pink Salt, Dead Sea Salt, Epsom Salt plus Essential oils of peppermint, nutmeg, copaiba balsam, clove, black pepper, lavender. Golden jojoba and sunflower soil. Flower essences: self-heal, oak, sunflower, pine, vervain.
Directions
For use as...
Scrub: use about a pinch, together with water, to exfoliate rough skin on heels or elbows. • Full body soak: add 1/2 – 1 cup to bath water • Hand or foot soak: add 2 Tbsp to sink/basin • May be used with hot or cool water. • FOR EXTERNAL HUMAN USE ONLY. NOT for cats! Not intended to treat, cure, diagnose, or prevent any disease. If conditions persist, consult a physician.
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