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Dead Sea Bath Salts


The Dead Sea is the lowest exposed point on the Earth's surface at an elevation of approximately 400 meters below sea level. Throughout history the Dead Sea has been renowned for its unique qualities - since well before the time of Christ.

The waters of the Dead Sea have a unique composition having a total salt concentration that is over 9 times that of regular salt water from the oceans.

To this chemical composition is attributed the healing and soothing qualities of the Dead Sea Salt. These qualities were highly esteemed in ancient times, making the Dead Sea a popular location even into modern times.



Dead Sea Salts:

Dead Sea Bath Salts are obtained by the evaporation and crystillization of Dead Sea Salts from the brines (waters of the Dead Sea). This actually enriches some of the therapuetic values of the minerals found in Dead Sea Salts.

Dead Sea Salts vary from light grey or brown to pure white in colour, depending on how it is processed. Unrefined Dead Sea Bath Salts tend to be more grey in colour while highly refined salts will be white.

The properties of Dead Sea Salt are well known: it is said to be relaxing for the body and soothing to skin disorders. Some studies available online have shown Dead Sea Bath Salts to be useful in combating skin disorders.



Using Dead Sea Bath Salt:

The use of Dead Sea Salt in bath salts is becoming increasingly popular. This is partly due to the fact that Dead Sea Salt is from an exotic locale and because it contains a high proportion of minerals and trace elements aside from sodium chloride.

Dead Sea Salt is a popular and relatively inexpensive salt used when making bath salts. Learn more about the proper use of Dead Sea Salts (and possible substitutes) read the eBook 'The Comprehensive Guide to Handcrafted Bath Salts'. Click here to read more about this eBook.

Dead Sea Bath Salts


Note: Please consult with a doctor or medical professional if you have any questions or health concerns regarding the use of Dead Sea Salt.

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