Epsom Salt: A centuries-old remedy for sore muscles and aching joints. The magnesium it contains eliminates toxins and relieves inflammation, stiffness, and pain. 

Dead Sea Salt: Packed full of vital minerals like magnesium, potassium, calcium, and sulfates, every grain of dead sea salt is imbued with cleansing, moisturizing, age-defying powers.

Full Ingredients:

Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt), Maris Sal (Dead Sea Salt), Maltodextrin, Fragrance and Essential Oil Blends

All essential oils are pure, steam-distilled, and cold-pressed.

Benefits of soaking in a mineral-rich bath:

• Enhances circulation by relaxing blood vessels.
• Accelerates post-workout recovery.
• Alleviates bodily tension.
• Soothes tired and tight muscles.
• Softens and smooths dry, itchy skin.
• Speeds up improvement of skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema.

Salt soaks, also known as salt baths or salt foot soaks, are a popular way to relax and soothe your body.

How to use:

1. Fill a basin or bathtub with warm water: Start by filling a basin or bathtub with warm water. Ensure the water temperature is comfortable for you. If you're doing a foot soak, a basin or bucket is sufficient. For a full-body soak, use a bathtub.
2. Add salts to the water: Measure and add the desired amount of salt to the warm water. The recommended amount may vary depending on the size of the basin or bathtub and the type of salt you're using. Check the packaging for specific instructions. Generally, 1-2 cups of Epsom salts or sea salts are commonly used for a standard-size bathtub.
3. Stir the water: Use your hand or a spoon to stir the water gently, allowing the salt to dissolve. Continue stirring until the salt is fully dissolved in the water.
4. Optional: Enhance with essential oils or other ingredients: If desired, you can enhance your salt soak by adding a few drops of essential oils, such as lavender or eucalyptus, to the water. You can also add dried herbs, flower petals, or other bath additives for a more luxurious experience. Be sure to dilute the essential oils in a carrier oil before adding them to the water to prevent skin irritation.
5. Immerse your feet or body: For a foot soak, carefully place your feet in the basin, ensuring they are fully submerged in the saltwater. Gently swish the water around to ensure even distribution. For a full-body soak, carefully lower yourself into the bathtub, allowing your body to be immersed in the saltwater.
6. Relax and soak: Once you're in the water, relax and enjoy the soak. You can read a book, listen to music, or simply close your eyes and let the saltwater do its work. Soak for about 15-30 minutes or as desired.
7. Dry off: After the soak, carefully remove your feet or body from the water. Pat your skin dry with a towel. If you used a foot soak, rinse your feet with clean water and dry them thoroughly.

Salt soaks can help relax muscles, soothe tired feet, promote detoxification, and provide a sense of overall relaxation. However, if you have any underlying health conditions or concerns, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before using salt soaks.