An apothecary dream!

A luxourious quality Himalayan pink salt, richly infused with aromatic pure essential oils and filled with flowers. Lovingly handmade, by an aromatherapist.

A 100% natural product; with zero preservatives, zero perfumes and zero colourings.

As the name suggests, it is fragrant, refreshing and sure to enliven the senses and unwind the body! Made with Eucalyptus, Lemongrass, Lavender and Grapefuit essential oils and mixed with culinary grade flowers to infuse their properties into the bath and nourish the skin.

The glass bottle is stoppered with natural cork and sealed with wax, then lovingly tied with a chocolate coloured satin ribbon. It doesn't get much prettier than this.

What is it good for?

Himalayan Pink Salt- Contains 84 essential minerals, promotes PH balance and softens the skin. 
Eucalyptus Oil- Helps to relieve headaches, muscle tension, cold & flu symptoms.
Lemongrass Oil- An uplifting aid to anxiety, depression and stress. Also good for indigestion.
Lavender Oil- Soothing effects psychologically and physically. Calms skin and promotes restful sleep.
Grapefruit Oil- Good for stimulating blood flow and reducing fatigue. It's also anti-inflammatory, high in Vitamin C, and anti-bacterial. 
Rose- Hydrating and calming effects on skin. Antioxidant, anti-aging and anti-inflammatory.
Borage- Detoxifying properties, traditionally used for fevers and restoring vitality.
Hibiscus- Reduces blood pressure and cholesterol, relieves anxiety and boosts the immune system.

INSTRUCTIONS: Use 1/3 to 1/2 of a bottle at the start of running your bath, which will allow enough time for the salts to melt and flowers to infuse. Once full, give any remaining salts at the bottom of the bath a vigorous shake to disperse and mix into the water. Enjoy!

Note: It is recomended to use the advised minimum of 1/3 of the bottle per bath. Less than this and you will not not reap all of the health benefits of the salt soak and the oils as it will be too dilute for the amount of water. Ps. Don't forget to use a strainer on the drain when you're finished with your bath!

Is there really such a big difference between 'Culinary Grade' and 'Cosmetic Grade' ingredients? Take a look at my blog post and find out why I never use cosmetic grade ingredients in my formulas!