Revitalizing Dead Sea Detoxing Bath Salts
Amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding a tranquil half-hour to indulge in a soothing bath is a rare luxury, often overshadowed by our fast-paced routines. In today's context, personal hygiene usually involves a quick shower to kickstart the day, leaving little room for the mindful bathing practices of ancient civilizations.
The Romans and their predecessors, the Ancient Egyptians, viewed bathing as more than mere cleanliness; it was a ritual driven by health and beauty considerations, which contributed to the prevalence of communal spas. Legend has it that even Cleopatra recognized the allure of the minerals found in the Dead Sea and established what could be called the inaugural day spa at its shores.
Usage Instructions for detoxing bath salts:
Allocate a minimum of 20 minutes for a restful experience. As you prepare the bath, ensure the water isn't overly hot, as excessively hot water can lead to broken capillaries and isn't optimal for skin health. Add a cup or two of these bath salts to the running water, and gently swirl to facilitate dissolution.
Ingredients for detoxing bath salts recipe
- 6oz (175g) Dead Sea salt
- 6oz (175g) Epsom salts
- 4oz (150g) sea salt
- 2oz (60g) sodium bicarbonate
- 2oz (60g) powdered kelp or green clay
- 30 drops juniper essential oil 20 drops fennel essential oil
- 20 drops lemon essential oil
- 30 drops grapefruit essential oil
Equipment
- mixing bowl
- metal spoons
- 500ml airtight jar
