This Epsom salt 1kg pack gives you the freedom to measure: a cupful for a tub bath, a few spoons for a foot soak, a scoop for a homemade scrub and a teaspoon for your plants. It is the all-round size for homes that use it for both self-care and gardening.
Key Benefits
- A relaxing, soothing soak for feet and body.
- Helps make a warm bath feel calming after a long day.
- A base for DIY body scrubs that leave skin feeling softer.
- Popular with home gardeners as a magnesium and sulphur source for plants.
- Unscented, so it blends with your own essential oils.
What’s Inside
1 pack, 1 kg:
- Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulphate) Crystal Granules, 1 kg – Epsom salt is magnesium sulphate in crystal form – despite the name, it is not table salt and is not meant for eating. The granules are coarse and clear, and dissolve in warm water.
How to Use
- Foot soak: dissolve 2–3 tablespoons in a basin of warm water and soak for 15–20 minutes.
- Bath: add 1–2 cups to a warm bathtub, or 2–3 tablespoons to a bucket, and relax for 15–20 minutes.
- Scrub: mix equal parts salt and coconut or almond oil; massage gently on damp body skin and rinse. Avoid the face.
- Plants: dissolve about 1 teaspoon per litre of water and use once a month.
- Close the pack tightly after use to keep moisture out.
- 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 regular baths and foot soaks, people who make their own scrubs and bath salts, and home gardeners with roses, tomatoes, chillies or potted plants.
Why HerbtoniQ
HerbtoniQ Epsom salt is plain magnesium sulphate, packed in India with nothing added. Keep it sealed in a dry place and use a dry spoon so the crystals stay free-flowing.
FAQs
How much Epsom salt for a bath?
Around 1–2 cups for a full bathtub, or 2–3 tablespoons in a bucket of warm water.
How do I use Epsom salt for plants?
Dissolve about 1 teaspoon in a litre of water and pour around the base of the plant once a month.
Why has my Epsom salt formed lumps?
It absorbs moisture from humid air. Keep the pack tightly closed; lumps can be broken up and still used.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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