Salts

Salts

Three origins, three mineral profiles, one warm bath.

The Oldest Way To Use A Mineral

Mineral bathing is one of the oldest therapeutic practices there is, and the reason is simple: a warm soak is the most pleasant way anyone has found to spend twenty minutes with a mineral. Traditional use covers full baths, foot soaks, salt scrubs, and body treatments.

Magnesium chloride from Japan, made by a process used there for centuries. Dead Sea salt from the saltiest and deepest hypersaline lake in the world. Himalayan pink salt from the Salt Range Mountains, colored by the trace minerals it carries.

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    Magnesium Chloride Flakes - Japan - Mineral Solutions
      Dead Sea Salt - Mineral Solutions
        Inland Sea Mineral Bath Blend - Salt - Mineral Solutions
          A wooden bowl filled with pink Himalayan salt on a white surface.

          Which Salt Do I Need?

          Magnesium chloride flakes dissolve fastest and leave no residue, which makes them the easiest introduction to mineral bathing. Dead Sea salt is the most mineral dense. Himalayan pink salt carries the broadest range of trace elements. Many people use more than one in the same soak.

          All salts are available in bulk sizes. Certificates of analysis are available on request.