Aromasong Dead Sea Salt - Spa Bath Salt - 19 Lbs Fine Grain Bulk - 100% Pure - Better Absorbing Than Epsom Salt - Soak for Women & Men for Skin Issues and to Relax Tired Muscles - Resealable Pack.

This stuff is the best bath additive I have ever used. I feel relaxed and my eczema problem has been greatly reduced after use. I will continue to buy this product. Comes in a huge 19 lb bag that will last a long time too..

Great product

I've been buying this product for several years now. We mostly buy it for its healing properties, but it also makes your skin softer. My husband uses it to soak a big toe that has a recurring ingrown tail nail. My special needs daughter and I use it for occasional heat rashes under the breasts or tummy. We also used it recently to reduce painful bruising and swelling from 2 nasty falls she took while having grand mal seizures while walking on hardwood flooring. It's just slightly more expensive than Epson salt but it does so much more, so I feel it is worth the extra couple of dollars for the healing aspects of it. We will continue to purchase this product over the many other bath salts we have tried in the past. I was a bit skeptical with my first purchase of it, but after my first bath with it, I was impressed. Keep in mind it's not a miracle worker, but definitely has helped my family.

I cleaned our bathroom and floors today. It has to get done, but with a messed up back it’s a big pain. I got my 19lb order today with a large jug of Mr. Teals bubble bath. My back doesn’t hurt at all anymore. It’s honestly unbelievable how good this stuff works!! My lower back gets locked up. I literally feel so light after my bath. 🪶I always use a very generous amount in my baths. I do get thirsty afterwards, but its worth it! Its so great for my skin too!! It fades age spots, and evens out my skin tone.

I'm using this product to help saturate my body with minerals (especially magnesium) after experiencing severe antibiotic-induced tendonitis (Ciprofloxacin and Levaquin). I had been using Ancient Minerals magnesium chloride bath flakes, but it occurred to me that I could be getting a broad spectrum of minerals instead. I've had very poor oral absorption of minerals compared to my husband, apparently due to leaky gut/microbiome issues, which is also apparently the result of the fluoroquinolone antibiotics. I'm really grateful to have a broad-spectrum mineral bath salt that is also affordable. I put in about ~4-6 cups per bath and stay in for 30-60 minutes. The water feels very soft and tastes salty. FYI, I also add 1000-2000 mg of ascorbic acid or sodium ascorbate to the bath water, to neutralize the chlorine. In general, taking magnesium and other minerals topically and orally has completely resolved my decades-long very tenacious constipation, and has made a dramatic improvement in the insomnia that started right after taking Ciprofloxacin several years ago. Apparently there are some benefits to getting minerals topically rather than just orally - most of us have some degree of leaky gut and so don't absorb them orally very well, and also, topical magnesium stimulates DHEA production, which is one of our upstream hormones that produces a lot of other hormones (see Transdermal Magnesium Therapy). And, our food supply is just depleted of minerals because our soils are depleted. Minerals are absolutely foundational to good health. Whatever your disease state is, it will be helped by saturating yourself with minerals, which is easier to do when combining oral and topical. For oral minerals, I'm currently taking Concentrace tablets.

Someone told me about this. I love it!! True Dead Sea salts.

I’ve been told sea salt is better than Epson salts for arthritic conditions. This was a good purchase .5 cup in hot tub is very soothing and I believe it has therapeutic qualities. I wish the zip lock for plastic bag was more industrial or heavy duty as I’ve had some issues with getting the bag to completely seal.

Used these salts to make bath salts for a charity event. These were perfect. I used a blend of two internet recipes but this turned out so cute! Several days after the event I started to get messages from participants about how they loved the bath salts and how soft it made their skin feel. The recipe was 6 part bath salts (i used plain), 3 parts epsom salt and 1 part baking soda. I used some fragrance oils from amazon (lavender) and gel coloring (not too much or it will leave a ring on the tub). I did blend the fragrance oils with baking soda first - and put that thru a fine sieve before mixing it with the salts to produce some very fragrant bath salts. You really don't need the gel coloring unless you want it. Next time however, I may also use the lavender scented sea salts. You can buy these salts for less cost elsewhere but the shipping costs will exceed what you can get from Amazon.