Turn bath time into a small ritual with Epsom salt for bath in 20 ready pouches. Each 40 g pouch is just right for a bucket bath or a foot soak, and a few together make a full tub feel like a home spa evening.
Key Benefits
- A warm Epsom bath feels relaxing and calming after a busy day.
- Helps tired feet feel refreshed in a 15–20 minute soak.
- As a scrub, helps buff away dry, flaky-feeling skin for a smoother touch.
- Unscented crystals that blend with any essential oil you enjoy.
- Twenty pouches cover the whole family for weeks.
What’s Inside
20 pouches of 40 g each, 800 g in total:
- 20 × Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulphate) Crystal Granules, 40 g – Epsom salt is magnesium sulphate in crystal form – despite the name, it is not table salt and is not meant for eating. The granules have a coarse texture that dissolves in warm water or holds its shape in an oil scrub.
How to Use
- Bucket bath: dissolve one pouch in a bucket of warm water and use as usual.
- Tub bath: add 3–4 pouches to a warm bath and soak for 15–20 minutes.
- Foot soak: one pouch in a basin of warm water, 15–20 minutes.
- Scrub: mix 1 tablespoon salt with 1 tablespoon oil, massage gently on damp body skin and rinse. Avoid the face.
- Finish with a moisturiser to keep skin feeling soft.
- Not for eating. Avoid broken or irritated skin and keep away from eyes. If you have a medical condition, check with your doctor before long, hot soaks. Patch test before first use on skin.
Who Is It For
For men and women who enjoy a relaxing bath or foot soak, gym-goers winding down after training, and households where several people want to share. The pouch format also suits hostels and PG rooms where storage is limited.
Why HerbtoniQ
HerbtoniQ Epsom salt is packed in India in sealed 40 g pouches, so every bath starts with fresh, dry crystals and there is no damp jar to deal with.
FAQs
How much Epsom salt should I add to a bath?
For a bucket bath, one 40 g pouch. For a full bathtub, 3–4 pouches is a good start.
Can I make an Epsom salt body scrub at home?
Yes. Mix equal parts salt and coconut or almond oil, massage on damp skin and rinse. Do not use on the face.
Does Epsom salt have a fragrance?
No. It is unscented. Add a few drops of essential oil diluted in carrier oil if you want an aroma.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.





































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