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Epsom Salt 100 g

Why Epsom Salt Remains a Staple in Wellness and Home Care Routines

Epsom salt, chemically known as magnesium sulfate, is a naturally occurring mineral compound used worldwide across wellness, gardening, and household applications. This 100 gram pack is particularly suited for home users testing new bath recipes, small trial batches, and occasional personal care routines before scaling up to larger formulations. You can find this ingredient within our Bath Salts collection, alongside other mineral salts designed for relaxing and restorative treatments.

Globally, the most common use of Epsom salt is in soothing baths that help relieve muscle tension after physical activity, making it popular among athletes and physically active individuals. It is also frequently used in foot soaks to soften rough skin and in homemade scrubs for gentle exfoliation. Beyond personal care, magnesium sulfate has a significant presence in gardening and agriculture, where it serves as a magnesium supplement for plants, showing that its practical value extends well past the cosmetic industry into horticulture and home gardening.

When formulating bath products at home, Epsom salt is typically added toward the final stage of preparation, dissolved in warm water around 37-40 degrees Celsius to preserve its crystalline structure and prevent premature breakdown of any added essential oils or fragrance compounds. A common dosage is 200 to 500 grams per standard bath, while smaller foot soaks or localized treatments require only 50 to 100 grams. It blends well with other salt-based products, such as the Honey and Propolis Bath Salt, allowing for richer multi-ingredient soaking blends with enhanced skin-conditioning properties.

For calming evening routines, Epsom salt pairs naturally with herbal-infused salts like Burl and Sage Bath Salt, creating a gentle, relaxing soak suitable before bedtime. Those looking for a more mineral-rich, detoxifying experience often combine it with Cypriot Black Salt, which contributes additional trace minerals to the blend. These combinations give home crafters and small studio producers room to experiment without committing to large volumes.

Epsom salt should be stored in a tightly sealed, moisture-proof container away from direct sunlight and humidity, since the crystals are hygroscopic and tend to clump when exposed to damp air. Under proper storage conditions, it retains its quality for an extended period, making it a practical ingredient to keep on hand for ongoing home use or small-batch production runs.

Muscle-Relief Soak with Epsom Salt and Eucalyptus

Epsom salt - 100 g

Eucalyptus essential oil - 5 ml

Sweet almond oil - 10 ml

Baking soda - 25 g

Combine the Epsom salt and baking soda in a dry bowl, then slowly pour in the sweet almond oil while stirring until the crystals are evenly coated. Add the eucalyptus essential oil last, mix thoroughly, and transfer the finished blend into an airtight jar. Use approximately 100 grams per bath, dissolving the mixture completely in warm water before soaking for twenty minutes.

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INCI	Epsom salt
pH	6.6 - 7.9
Other
Att brand	Germany
Attention	when dissolved, it can have a color from light yellow to yellow
Color product	colorless crystals
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Epsom Salt 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Solubility	water
Valid until	12.2041