Salts, it is hard to imagine that behind simple translucent to white (or even pink sometimes) grains are hidden a lot of properties and incredible actions, and especially natural. But be careful, nothing to do with food salt. Extracted from deposits, their origin can vary according to the type of salt, as its name generally indicates. The salts used in cosmetics are rich in mineral salts and trace elements, which is where they differ from food salt. Obtained from natural minerals, cosmetic salts have similar properties: remineralizing, exfoliating and promoting relaxation and well-being, salts have everything to please. Used for a scrub with vegetable oils or in a bath to relax your muscles and relieve your joints, salts will quickly find their place in your home. So, follow the guide to learn more about each of these salts and make your choice...
Rheumatism - Cellulite - Exfoliation
Salt
Epsom salt, as its name suggests, originated in Epsom, a small town in England. This mineral was indeed discovered in the vicinity of the city in the 1600s. Also called magnesium sulfate because of its composition, this salt is found today in different parts of the world from underground deposits. A chance for us because it is full of virtues. Anti-inflammatory, relaxing, exfoliating, it is very useful in case of muscular pains, rheumatism, stress or even exfoliation.
Benefits of Epsom Salt
Anti-inflammatory
Detoxifying, purifying
Relaxing, soothing
Exfoliating
Vasodilator
Epsom salt, the best for...
Scrub
Using 1 to 2 tablespoons of salt, apply in light circular massages to damp skin once a week.
Rheumatism
In a body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 20-minute bath then rinse.
Cellulite
In body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 10-minute bath then rinse.
Stress - Scrubbing - Cooking
Salt
The pink salt is a real symbol in the North of Pakistan on the Himalayan range as its name perfectly indicates... Its history is several million years old when the evaporation of the seas let appear this salt of fossil origin. Its pink color gives it a singularity and is explained chemically by the oxidation of the iron it contains. Rich in other trace elements and minerals, this salt is used as much in body care as in cooking for the pleasure of all!
Benefits of pink Himalayan salt.
Detoxifying, relaxing, anti-stress
Exfoliating
Circulatory tonic
Cooking
Himalayan pink salt, the best for...
Sore, swollen feet
As a foot bath, 1 to 2 tablespoons of salt in a basin of warm water for 10 minutes.
Stress
As a body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 20-minute bath then rinse.
Cooking
Use in dishes and preparations.
Dry skin - Relaxation - Skin conditions
Salt
The Dead Sea, do you know where it is? At the crossroads between Israel, Jordan and the West Bank, this sea is in fact a lake, the deepest lake on Earth but also the saltiest. In fact, the Dead Sea is made up of nearly 30% salt compared to 2 to 4% in other seas. The salt of the Dead Sea has been known for centuries for its benefits on the body but also on the morale. Extremely rich in minerals, this salt is particularly useful to fight against inflammations, to detoxify the body but also to play on the general circulation of blood in the body.
Benefits of Dead Sea salt.
Anti-inflammatory
Healing
Detoxifying, relaxing, anti-stress
Exfoliating
Hydrating
Circulatory tonic, tension regulator
Dead Sea salt, the best for...
Eczema, psoriasis, hives
In body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 20-minute bath then rinse.
Relaxation
In body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 20-minute bath then rinse.
Circulatory problems
In a body bath, pour 3 tablespoons into a 20-minute bath then rinse.
Body care
We often think of essential oils as an alternative to conventional medicine. However, we mustn't forget that they each have a very specific scent and fabulous properties that also indicate them in the natural care you might want to make at home. All fans of "Do It Yourself" will tell you: essential oils are the ingredient of choice to turn your small recipes into great remedies!
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We often think of essential oils to relax or to bask in a nice hot bath. Combine the two for more well-being. Taking a bath has multiple effects on the body, but adding a few drops of essential oils will reinforce its soothing action, promote muscle relaxation, improve blood circulation, facilitate the arrival of sleep in the late evening.
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