Essentially Natural Epsom Salts

• INCI Name: Magnesium Sulfate
• Grade: BP grade
• Appearance: White crystalline granules
• Solubility: Water soluble
• Aroma: Odourless
• Ingredients: Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts)

• Bath soaks
• Foot soaks
• DIY bath salt blends
• Body scrub and soak recipes as a mineral salt component
• Simple custom bath gifts and home spa projects

Epsom Salts Is For:

• Bath and body rituals built around mineral soaks
• Foot soak routines at the end of the day
• DIY bath salt blends with essential oils and carrier oils
• Homes that want a plain, fragrance-free salt base to customise

Epsom Salts Is Not For:

• Ingestion-focused use
• Leave-on body care products
• Strongly fragranced ready-made bath products
• Oil-only formulas

• As a Bath Soak: Add a generous handful to warm bath water and soak for at least 15 minutes, then rinse and moisturise if needed.
• As a Foot Soak: Dissolve in a basin of warm water, soak feet for 10 to 20 minutes, then rinse and dry thoroughly.
• As a DIY Bath Salt Blend: Mix with other salts and a small amount of carrier oil, then add essential oils sparingly and mix very well.
• Processing Tip: Pre-mix essential oils into a small amount of carrier oil first to help with more even dispersion.

• For external use only
• Do not ingest
• Avoid use on broken skin, open wounds, or burns
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Store sealed away from heat, sunlight, and moisture
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs

Q: Is Epsom Salt the same as table salt?
A: No. Epsom Salt is magnesium sulphate, which is a different mineral with different uses.

Q: Can it be used in a foot soak?
A: Yes. It dissolves easily in warm water and works well in simple foot soak routines.

Q: Can essential oils be added directly to Epsom Salts?
A: It is better to blend them into a little carrier oil first, then mix that through the salts.

Q: Does this contain fragrance or colour?
A: No. It is a plain mineral salt with no added fragrance or colourants.

Q: What does BP grade mean?
A: It indicates that the raw material meets a recognised British Pharmacopoeia quality standard.