Epsom Salt Sleep

Epsom salt – with roots in England

The name “Epsom” comes from the English spa town of the same name. Epsom salt was first produced in 1694 from the mineral springs in the town of Epsom. The springs were discovered by a farmer in 1618, who noticed that despite the prevailing drought, his animals refused to drink the water from the spring. When the water was tested, it was found to contain the bitter-tasting substance magnesium sulfate, which was then attributed to a number of health benefits.

Epsom then became a famous health resort during the 17th and 18th centuries, where people came from far and wide thanks to the discovery of this salt. Originally, Epsom salt was extracted by boiling down the water that flowed from the mountains in the village, but now Epsom salt is produced from salt mines. Elixir Epsom salt consists of magnesium sulfate that is extracted from salt mines in Germany. The salt is processed and purified to a 100% pure magnesium salt.

Magnesium salt

Epsom salt consists of magnesium sulfate, which in turn consists of the three elements magnesium, sulfur and oxygen. When the salt is mixed with water, the salt dissolves and free ions of these substances are released. Our Epsom salt consists of 100% magnesium sulfate of the highest purity together with natural essential oils from chamomile, sage and bergamot.

Essential oils - Chamomile, sage and bergamot

The gentle scent of chamomile creates a calming and soothing bath experience. Sage oil, known for its soft and herbal scent that creates a sense of balance and tranquility. Bergamot oil adds a fresh and pleasant scent that creates mental peace. These three oils are a perfect combination for the night.

Here's how you can use Epsom salt:

Bathtub:

Dissolve 200g (approx. 2 dl) of salt in warm running water for a hydrating and soothing bath. Relax in the bath for 20 minutes.

Footbath:

Dissolve 50-100g (approx. 0.5-1 dl) of salt in a foot basin or bucket of warm water for a soothing and softening foot bath.

Ingredients: Magnesium sulfate, Citrus Bergamia oil (bergamot), Salvia Sclarea oil (sage), Anthemis Nobilis oil (chamomile), linalyl acetate , limonene. *Naturally occurring in essential oils.

Usage: Dissolve the salt in warm running water for a moisturizing and relaxing bath. For a bath, approximately 200 g of Epsom salt is recommended. Relax in the bath for 20 minutes.

One package is enough for about 5 baths. Can also be used for foot baths.

Important: If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately. Avoid contact with eyes. If salt gets in eyes, rinse immediately with water. Do not use if you have inflamed or damaged skin. For external use only.

Storage: Store dry and reseal the packaging well.