Mineral Soak | Substance Mom

with Bergamot, Elemi & Tangerine

Let natural mineral salts eliminate dead cells and rejuvenate the skin’s healthy glow. Bathed in skin-nourishing carrot oil, and combined with essential oils of bergamot and elemi, our mineral soak offers that perfect opportunity for quiet contemplation.

• Uplifting bath salts, with essential oils of bergamot and elemi
• Helpful for downward moods during and post pregnancy
• Helpful for lower back pain, poor circulation and water retention during pregnancy
• Aids with general joint and muscle pain, arthritis, and menstrual cramps
• Can be used as a detoxifying soak for pregnant or non-pregnant people
• Soothing chemotherapy relief
• Use for stress relief and anxiety

• Baking Soda: soothing; cleansing

• Bergamot Essential Oil: uplifting; skin restorative; anti-depressant

• Carrot Oil: moisturizing; skin nutrient, high in beta carotene

• Elemi Essential Oil: uplifting; analgesic; anti-microbial; anti-rheumatic

• Epsom Salt: relieves muscular pain; promotes circulation; relieves lactic acid from muscles; relieves stress; detoxifying

• Palma Rosa Essential Oil: uplifting; prevents scar tissue from forming; reduces scar tissue

560 g (20 oz)

INGREDIENTS

sodium chloride (sea salt), magnesium sulphate (epsom salt), sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), ilex aquifolium (holly) oil, daucus carota sativa (carrot) seed oil, canarium commune gum (elemi), citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamot), cymbopgon martini (palmarosa) & citrus reticulate blanco (tangerine) essential oils

FAQ

Q.
Can you take baths during pregnancy?

A.
Yes. There is no medical information that suggests that baths can lead to miscarriages.

Q.
Are Epsom salts contraindicated during pregnancy?

A.
No. Epsom salts are recommended for edema (water retention), which mostly occurs during the second and third trimester.

Q.
What are the benefits of Epsom salts?

A.
Epsom salts are said to help flush out toxins, soothe aching muscles and leaves the skin refreshed and smooth. It is recommended that people stay in the tub for no longer than 20 minutes.