Most bath soaks are mostly fragrance. This one is mostly minerals.

Dead Sea salt delivers magnesium, calcium, and potassium at concentrations not found in ordinary sea salt. The mineral profile is the reason people travel to bathe in it. Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) addresses the muscle-ache use case directly — the magnesium absorption argument is still debated, but the osmotic effect on sore tissue is not. Lavender essential oil is added at a therapeutic concentration, not a cosmetic one. It does something. The rest of the formula is baking soda to soften water alkalinity. That is the entire ingredient list.

How to use. Add 2–4 tablespoons to a warm (not hot) bath. Soak 20 minutes minimum. Rinse lightly. Use 2–3 times per week. The formula is suitable for sensitive skin — no colorants, no synthetic fragrance, no surfactants.

340g / 12oz. Kraft kraft bag with resealable tin tie. Makes approximately 8–12 baths depending on use.