Dead Sea Salt Body-Foot Soak zEnergy Blend 8oz

Sports enthusiasts or even the occasional weekend warriors - Looking for an Detoxify & Soothe your muscles? Whether you just joined Dragon boat racing at the local club, hockey on Thursday nights or just a simple walk on one of the local trails this blend is sure to help soothe those tired muscles and feet.  A mindful blend of Grapefruit, Peppermint, Spearmint, Eucalyptus & Wintergreen. 

Peppermint essential oil has an energizing yet calming effect when inhaled during your Bath or Foot soak creating a calming effect.  When used topically it hs been known to aide with sprains and strains.

Eucalyptus health benefits are well known with the aide as a decongestant, it also has antiseptic, antibacterial and deodorizing properties.

Directions for use:  1/4c to 1/2c for regular size bath 1/8c for use as a foot soak 2oz (pkg contains approx. 1/2c) *Pure Natural & Organic Essential oils free from pesticides, not tested on animals

Does Not Contain:  Parabens, Phthalates, Synthetic fragrance (perfume), Propylene Glycol, Formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, Petrolatum, SLS (sulfates) ....

The Dead Sea is the most saline body of water; there are many therapeutic benefits to bathing in Dead Sea Salts. These salts of the Dead Sea, are said to have only 12-18% Sodium Chloride, with the remaining composition comprised of Magnesium, Potassium, Calcium, Chloride and Bromides.

Magnesium: Helps combat stress & fluid retention.
Potassium: Helps to balance skin moisture.
Bromides: Helps to relax, and relieve muscle stiffness.
Sodium: Important for the lymphatic fluid balance.

Whether you want to treat your feet, or have a soulful soak in the bath, our concentrated Dead Sea Salts are great for both. Indulge or maintain, guilt-free as all our products are cruelty-free, and thoughtfully blended with only the best pure-natural and organic essential oils. Relax and rejuvenate your tired body and feet, while you enjoy the added benefits of aromatherapy. Love Nature. Love Local. Love Yourself