!Prof 250g Epsom Salt

250g !Prof Epsom Salt

!Prof Epsom salt is also known as Bath salt or magnesium
sulfate. It's a chemical compound made up of magnesium, sulfur, and oxygen.
For hundreds of years, this salt has been used to treat ailments, such as
constipation, insomnia, fibromyalgia and relieves muscular pain.

Many spa salons also use them as a foot soak to help cleanse
the feet of impurities. And has many applications for humans, animals, and
plants.
 

Health Benefits of !Prof Epsom Salt

Improves digestion: Epsom salt
Evacuate the toxins dumped into the digestive tube to improve digestion.
 

Removes Gallstones: Epsom salt detox as it acts as a laxative. It also opens the capillaries and is therefore effective in removing gallstones.

Relieves Muscular Pain: An Epsom salt bath can promote detoxification all over the skin and the salts are traditionally used as a soaking agent to bring relief from muscular pain and stiffness.

Relieves Stress: Epsom salt is rich in magnesium sulfate and bathing with Epsom salts not only makes magnesium readily available to the
body, but also draws out toxins, and as magnesium is a natural stress reliever, the bath lifts the mood and aids in relaxation.

Improves Circulation: Raising magnesium levels can promote a healthy heart by improving circulation and lowering blood pressure. It also improves
the body’s capacity to use insulin. Magnesium is necessary to sustain calcium levels in the blood.

Aromatherapy: Epsom salts are a natural emollient and exfoliator and many aromatherapy skin care products incorporate carrier oils, essential oils, and sea salt with
Epsom salts. With a little know-how, it is easy to experiment and make your own skin scrubs and cleansers.

Acts as a Conditioner: Mixing Epsom salts with a few drops of your favorite essential oil acts as a good hair conditioner that will add body to the hair.

Facial Cleanser: Mixing half a teaspoon of Epsom salts into any cleansing cream will make an effective facial cleanser, which can then be massaged into the skin and rinsed off with lukewarm water.
And depending on the skin type, different cleansers can be made with Epsom salt as one of the key ingredients.