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One with Nature Mineral Salts, Dead Sea, 100% Pure Active, Lavender
2.5 oz
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One with Nature Mineral Salts, Dead Sea, 100% Pure Active, Lavender

One with Nature Mineral Salts, Dead Sea, 100% Pure Active, Lavender

2.5 oz
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Details

Dead sea spa. Relaxing. Unlike other bath salts which are primarily sodium chloride, Dead Sea Salts are a unique compound containing 21 different skin nourishing minerals such as: calcium, iodine, potassium, magnesium, zinc and bromide. Known for their therapeutic benefits since the time of Cleopatra, Dead Sea Salt treatments are often recommended by dermatologists for skim conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and for general skim health. Studies show that Dead Sea Salts help detoxify and improve skim elasticity, increase moisture retention and promote pH balance. A portion of the proceeds from each product goes to the Dead Sea preservation efforts of FoEME (Friends of the Earth Middle East). Experience the Dead Sea Difference! www.onewithnature.com.

Ingredients

Maris Sal (dead Sea Salts), Parfum (essential Oils And Natural Fragrance).

Directions

Instructions: Pour 1 packet of salt into a warm tub. Let dissolve for 5 minutes then jump in, lay back and relax for 20-30 min. Feel re-energized as you gently rinse with warm water.

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