Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate)

• Coarse crystal structure suitable for both bath soak dissolution and scrub exfoliation applications
• High purity magnesium sulfate (INCI: Magnesium Sulfate) — clean and simple ingredient deck
• Mixes well with carrier oils, fragrance oils, essential oils, and cosmetic colorants without degradation
• Anhydrous ingredient — long shelf life and straightforward storage requirements

Intended Use

Designed as a foundational ingredient for bath soak blends, salt scrub formulations, foot soak products, and other bath and body applications. Fills the core exfoliant or soak base role in a buyer's bath and body product line.

Customization Notes

• Blend with essential oils, fragrance oils, dried botanicals, and colorants to create branded bath soak or scrub SKUs
• Combine with dendritic salt for improved fragrance retention, or with other salts (Dead Sea, Himalayan) for premium blends
• Private label–ready as a single ingredient or as part of a multi-component bath ritual collection

Option 1: Classic Relaxation Bath Soak

1. Pour one to two cups of Epsom salt directly under warm running bath water, stirring with your hand to help the crystals dissolve.
2. Soak for 15–20 minutes, allowing the magnesium sulfate to surround and soften the skin.
3. Rinse lightly with fresh water if desired and pat dry. Skin feels smooth, softened, and relaxed after soaking.

Option 2: Artisanal Bath Salt Blending Method

1. In a mixing bowl, combine Epsom salt with complementary salts — such as Dead Sea salt or Himalayan pink salt — at your desired ratio for a visually and texturally layered blend.
2. Add essential oils or fragrance oils drop by drop, mixing thoroughly. For better scent retention, combine with dendritic salt at 10–30% of the total blend.
3. Finish with cosmetic-grade colorants or dried botanicals if desired. Package and label for a professional, spa-grade bath soak product.
4. To use: dissolve a generous scoop in a warm bath and soak for 15–20 minutes.

Option 3: Targeted Foot Soak

1. Fill a basin with warm water and dissolve half a cup of Epsom salt, stirring until the coarse crystals are fully melted.
2. Submerge feet and soak for 15–20 minutes. The magnesium sulfate leaves feet feeling softened and refreshed.
3. After soaking, use a pumice stone or foot file on any rough areas while skin is still soft, then pat dry and apply a rich foot cream or balm. An ideal weekly ritual for tired, overworked feet.

INCI: Magnesium Sulfate

Warning Statements:

Not for internal consumption. Pregnant or lactating people consult a doctor prior to use. Discontinue if irritation occurs.

Technical Specs:

• Appearance: Coarse white crystals
• Suggested Usage Rate: 10% – 100%