BATH & BODY QUESTIONS
Bath salts and salt scrubs are distinct product uses. Choose a product labelled for the intended application.
Our Sea Mount salt collection is presented for culinary use. For the bath and body routines below, choose products specifically labelled for bathing or skin care. Do not substitute our culinary packs for a formulated bath or body product.
GENERAL BATH-SALT USE
Himalayan and sea salts are sold in products specifically intended for bathing. Follow the bath product’s directions for quantity and use. A cooking label alone does not establish bath suitability.
Pink salt is not Epsom salt, so do not treat the two as interchangeable in product directions.
GENERAL BODY-SCRUB USE
Salt is used in some formulated body scrubs. Exfoliation is not suitable for every skin type; coarse kitchen crystals should not be used as a direct substitute for a finished skin-care product.
Dermatologists advise gentle application and avoiding cuts or sunburned skin. Scrubs can irritate dry, sensitive or acne-prone skin; ask a dermatologist if you are unsure.
A smaller basin can be used with a product intended for foot soaking. Follow its directions, and avoid irritated or broken skin. This general use does not establish suitability of our culinary packs.
FOLLOW THE PROCESS
Set out a clean towel, a nonslip mat and a product labelled for bathing. Read its amount and soak-time instructions.
Prepare the bath before entering. Use the water conditions stated on your bath product.
Add the label-directed amount and dissolve as directed. Do not sit on undissolved coarse grains.
Follow the product’s soaking time. Stop if irritation occurs; rinse if directed and dry gently.
Follow the detailed instructions below for quantities and timing.
FOLLOW THE PROCESS
Use comfortably warm water and a foot-soak product. A small basin needs its own label-directed dose.
Measure for the basin’s water volume and dissolve as directed before placing your feet in the water. Follow the product’s time; avoid broken or irritated skin.
After soaking, dry carefully between the toes and wash the basin. Keep a clean towel close by.
Follow the detailed instructions below for quantities and timing.
FOLLOW THE PROCESS
Use a formulated body scrub suited to your skin; coarse kitchen salt is not a direct substitute.
Follow the product instructions and use gentle circular movements. Avoid irritated skin, cuts and sunburn.
Rinse with lukewarm water, dry gently and moisturize afterward. Clean any slippery residue from the basin.
Follow the detailed instructions below for quantities and timing.
This is a routine for a product labelled for bathing, not a universal salt formula. Use its stated amount, water conditions and soaking time.
Choose a formulated body scrub suitable for your skin rather than rubbing coarse kitchen salt directly on it.
Exfoliation is not necessary for every skin type. Read dermatologist guidance.
For bath and body routines, follow the directions on a product specifically intended for that use.
