 Bath salts can be very relaxing. They are a perfect way to rejuvenate your skin with a refreshing soak. Create a perfect mood with soft candle light and soothing music.
A wonderful fragrance can complete the effect. But sea salt can be very hard on some fragrances. The traces of magnesium salts in sea water can contribute to the oxidation of the fragrances leading to a foul smelling product. Dead Sea salt and Epsom salts have very high magnesium contents which accelerates this transformation. Additionally evaporation can also result in fragrance losses.
Fortunately there is a natural solution. Dendritic salt is prepared from highly purified salt that contains no magnesium. It is crystallized using a special technique that creates star shaped crystals. The little pockets on the crystals will hold your oils and fragrances to protect them from the rancidity causing sea salt crystals. These little droplets also slow evaporation of your fragrances. .
Easy Bath Salts
This recipe makes about 6 cups of bath salts. 1 cup Dendritic Salt 1-2 tbl fragrance or essential oil 1 tbl olive oil or other light oil 1 tbl glycerine 1-2 tbl finely grated cold process soap (prevents tub rings and surface droplets) 5 cups salt blend of your choice Try 1 1/2 cups Dead Sea salt combined with 3 1/2 cups of Solar salt. Add 1/2 cup of Epsom salt if desired for a therapeutic soak. Combine the fragrances, olive oil with the dendritic salt. The mixture should be dry when mixed to lightly glistening. It should flow well. If not add a bit more dendritic salt and mix well. Combine the grated CP soap with this mixture. Combine the dendritic salt mixture with the sea salt. If your bath salts begin to loose fragrance, simply add more of the dendritic salt mixture to freshen your salts. Add a bit of FD&C colorants dissolved in glycerine to color your bath salts if desired Package in tin tie bags or pretty jars for sale. . Enjoy | 
