| Skin Type | for all skin types, calloused |
| Effect | detoxification, anti-stress, revitalization |
| Contains Allergens | Allergen-free |
| Traces of Allergens | Contains no traces of allergens |
This isn't a salt like any other. Wolfberry Epsom bath salt is a type of salt that has been known since the 17th century and comes from the town of Epsom in the English county of Surrey. It is called bitter salt. In addition to being a component of some mineral waters, it is used traditionally, as well as for regenerative baths for sports injuries, sore muscles, and for relaxation. Furthermore, it helps remove toxins, reduce swelling in limbs, restore pH balance, and soften hard skin.
Properties:
- Epsom salt, ideal for preparing a regenerative, nourishing, and relaxing bath
- Brings relief from sports injuries or sore muscles
- Has a relaxing effect, reduces stress, and soothes the body
- Helps remove toxins and restores the body's pH balance
- Counteracts swelling and softens hard skin
- Regular baths have a positive effect on heart rate and blood pressure
How to use:
Prepare the bath by dissolving Epsom Wolfberry salt in a bathtub of water. You can add essential oil for a pleasant scent. Store the salt in a dry and dark place.
Notino Tip:
Add Epsom salt to your facial gel. It moisturizes, rejuvenates, and cleanses the skin.
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