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Chocolate Bath Salt 50 g

A cozy cocoa-scented soak for everyday home relaxation

This 50 gram pack of Dead Sea salt with a chocolate scent is designed as a compact trial size, perfect for home spa routines and small test batches before committing to a larger order. Harvested from a mineral-rich sea and naturally containing magnesium, potassium, bromine and other trace elements, this salt is infused with a warm, gourmand cocoa fragrance that turns an ordinary soak into a comforting evening ritual. It belongs to the wider range of bath salts offered for different moods and skincare purposes, from calming to invigorating blends.

The most common use of chocolate-scented salt is home bathing and small handmade gift sets prepared by independent makers and skincare enthusiasts for personal use or for clients. It is dissolved in warm water to ease muscle tension after a long day, blended into body scrubs alongside oils and sugar, or filled into small sachets for scenting drawers and linen closets. A typical dose for a standard bathtub of 150-200 liters ranges from 30 to 100 grams, and water temperature should stay comfortably warm, around 37-40 degrees Celsius, so the minerals dissolve gradually and the fragrance unfolds slowly rather than fading right away.

This salt blends well with other scented options from the same line, allowing users to build their own signature combination: a bolder, sensual note comes from Erotic Bath Salt, while a fresh floral touch is added with Litchi and Patchouli Bath Salt. For extra muscle relief, many people mix in Magnesia Bath Salt, which carries a higher concentration of magnesium compounds. When combining several salts in one bath, the total amount should stay under 150 grams to avoid over-drying the skin.

Store the salt in a dry, dark place inside a tightly sealed container, since the crystals easily absorb moisture from the air and can lose their loose, granular texture over time. Under proper storage conditions, shelf life typically exceeds twelve months. Prolonged contact with metal containers should be avoided, glass, plastic or thick paper packaging works best. No pretreatment is needed before use, simply measure out the desired amount and stir it directly into the filled bathtub.

Cocoa foot soak for tired feet

Dead Sea chocolate bath salt 40 g

Warm water 2000 ml

Sweet almond oil 10 ml

Baking soda 10 g

INCI	Maris Salt Chocolate
Other
Att brand	Israel
Color product	from yellow to amber
Descriptio smell	characteristic, cocoa, chocolate
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Chocolate Bath Salt 50 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 grams
Solubility	water
View	crystals of brown and transparent color
Valid until	12.2041