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Lumiere de Sel
Himalayan Bath Salts - 1000g
Himalayan Bath Salts - 1000g
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- Soothing, regenerative, and purifying effects
- Recommended during the change of the moon cycle
- Helps release body toxins
- Natural, unrefined, without additives
- Leaves skin feeling naturally soft and hydrated
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Himalayan Bath Salts - 1000g
$19.49
Lumiere de Sel Himalayan Bath Salts - 1000g is a dietary supplement, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.

RELAX AND UNWIND USING HIMALAYAN BATH SALTSNatural Himalayan Crystal Bath Salt from Lumiere de Sel offer 84 essential salt minerals that help calm the nervous system, relieve stress, and can alleviate water retention to restore healthier calcium balance. Himalayan Bath Salt also aids in reducing muscle inflammation and relieve joint pain and soreness, and even help to strengthen bones and nails. Use 500g of salt for 50 Litres of water to activate its ultimate therapeutic benefits. [CRYSTAL]
Contains:
100% natural Himalayan Crystal Salt, 84 essential minerals
Important Information:
Salt baths are not recommended in cases of cardiac weakness or pregnancy.
100% natural Himalayan Crystal Salt, 84 essential minerals
Important Information:
Salt baths are not recommended in cases of cardiac weakness or pregnancy.
Dosage
For therapeutic salt bath, use 500g of salt for 50L of water. Soak in the bath for 20 minutes. Do not rinse, but gently dry without rubbing. After the bath, it is recommended to take a 30 min rest. Do not exceed two baths a week.
For everyday use, add a handful of salt to your bath, for an energy boost.
For therapeutic salt bath, use 500g of salt for 50L of water. Soak in the bath for 20 minutes. Do not rinse, but gently dry without rubbing. After the bath, it is recommended to take a 30 min rest. Do not exceed two baths a week.
For everyday use, add a handful of salt to your bath, for an energy boost.
Lumiere de Sel brings you Himalayan Crystal Salt available in fine salt, coarse salt, bath salt, kelp salt and sale with fine herbs. Lumiere de Sel Himalayan Crystal Salt is a superior form of salt containing the most easily assimilated forms of minerals and trace elements required by the body.
HALITE - HIMALAYAN SALT ROCK
The form of salt mined from the remnants of ancient evaporated salt lakes...
Rock salt is also known as halite, rock salt, or as Himalayan salt in Pakistan. This mineral was formed into crystals when ancient enclosed lakes and seas evaporated. As the body of water evaporated, it left behind its salt content in thick beds in the earth.
Salt Mining
There are large pockets of salt beds throughout Canada and the United States, as well as in Pakistan and the United Kingdom. These deep salt beds are mined to remove the salt, providing us with a source of usable halite.
Impurities
Unfortunately, when the ancient salt water lakes were evaporating, they also contained other minerals and substances that become trapped in the salt as the water disappeared. Thus, halite is full of impurities, some of which could possibly be detrimental to health. Because of this, it may be preferable to avoid using halite as a food additive, and to use other forms of salt instead. That being said, halite is still often used as a food additive in a number of places around the world. Table salt is a purified form of halite, and is the standardized form more commonly used for eating. For more information on various types of salt, please click here.
Uses of Halite
Most commonly, halite is used to melt ice on the surfaces of walkways and roads in the winter. Because salt water has a lower freezing point than pure water, adding salt to the ice can melt the already frozen portions and prevent refreezing. This can help to maintain safe walking and driving conditions, even in sub-zero temperatures. Halite is also used to make salt lamps for decoration and makes large salt rocks used in some cooking techniques. Some clinics will use halite as an aerosol therapy for respiratory conditions such as
asthma.
HALITE SALT ROCK – QUICK FACTS
SOURCES
· Mined from natural salt beds.
APPLICATIONS
· Improving winter driving and walking conditions, decoration and blocks for cooking.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
· As required to flavour food. Avoid exceeding 2,300mg of
sodium
daily. (Clinical doses may differ, as recommended by your practitioner).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
· Halite content is not regulated, and it may contain unknown impurities. It may be preferable to substitute other forms of salt for ingestion.
The form of salt mined from the remnants of ancient evaporated salt lakes...
Rock salt is also known as halite, rock salt, or as Himalayan salt in Pakistan. This mineral was formed into crystals when ancient enclosed lakes and seas evaporated. As the body of water evaporated, it left behind its salt content in thick beds in the earth.
Salt Mining
There are large pockets of salt beds throughout Canada and the United States, as well as in Pakistan and the United Kingdom. These deep salt beds are mined to remove the salt, providing us with a source of usable halite.
Impurities
Unfortunately, when the ancient salt water lakes were evaporating, they also contained other minerals and substances that become trapped in the salt as the water disappeared. Thus, halite is full of impurities, some of which could possibly be detrimental to health. Because of this, it may be preferable to avoid using halite as a food additive, and to use other forms of salt instead. That being said, halite is still often used as a food additive in a number of places around the world. Table salt is a purified form of halite, and is the standardized form more commonly used for eating. For more information on various types of salt, please click here.
Uses of Halite
Most commonly, halite is used to melt ice on the surfaces of walkways and roads in the winter. Because salt water has a lower freezing point than pure water, adding salt to the ice can melt the already frozen portions and prevent refreezing. This can help to maintain safe walking and driving conditions, even in sub-zero temperatures. Halite is also used to make salt lamps for decoration and makes large salt rocks used in some cooking techniques. Some clinics will use halite as an aerosol therapy for respiratory conditions such as
asthma.
HALITE SALT ROCK – QUICK FACTS
SOURCES
· Mined from natural salt beds.
APPLICATIONS
· Improving winter driving and walking conditions, decoration and blocks for cooking.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
· As required to flavour food. Avoid exceeding 2,300mg of
sodium
daily. (Clinical doses may differ, as recommended by your practitioner).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
· Halite content is not regulated, and it may contain unknown impurities. It may be preferable to substitute other forms of salt for ingestion.
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HALITE - HIMALAYAN SALT ROCKThe form of salt mined from the remnants of ancient evaporated salt lakes...
Rock salt is also known as halite, rock salt, or as Himalayan salt in Pakistan. This mineral was formed into crystals when ancient enclosed lakes and seas evaporated. As the body of water evaporated, it left behind its salt content in thick beds in the earth.
Salt Mining
There are large pockets of salt beds throughout Canada and the United States, as well as in Pakistan and the United Kingdom. These deep salt beds are mined to remove the salt, providing us with a source of usable halite.
Impurities
Unfortunately, when the ancient salt water lakes were evaporating, they also contained other minerals and substances that become trapped in the salt as the water disappeared. Thus, halite is full of impurities, some of which could possibly be detrimental to health. Because of this, it may be preferable to avoid using halite as a food additive, and to use other forms of salt instead. That being said, halite is still often used as a food additive in a number of places around the world. Table salt is a purified form of halite, and is the standardized form more commonly used for eating. For more information on various types of salt, please click here.
Uses of Halite
Most commonly, halite is used to melt ice on the surfaces of walkways and roads in the winter. Because salt water has a lower freezing point than pure water, adding salt to the ice can melt the already frozen portions and prevent refreezing. This can help to maintain safe walking and driving conditions, even in sub-zero temperatures. Halite is also used to make salt lamps for decoration and makes large salt rocks used in some cooking techniques. Some clinics will use halite as an aerosol therapy for respiratory conditions such as
asthma.
HALITE SALT ROCK – QUICK FACTS
SOURCES
· Mined from natural salt beds.
APPLICATIONS
· Improving winter driving and walking conditions, decoration and blocks for cooking.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
· As required to flavour food. Avoid exceeding 2,300mg of
sodium
daily. (Clinical doses may differ, as recommended by your practitioner).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
· Halite content is not regulated, and it may contain unknown impurities. It may be preferable to substitute other forms of salt for ingestion.
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