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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Bath Salts & Stones, May 6, 2007
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
These were the best priced Dead Sea Salts I found on Amazon. Overall they were pretty good as compared to other Dead Sea Salts I've used; however there were small stones mixed in with the salt; not a lot, just enough to make it an annoyance when it was time to clean the tub.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Great Find!, December 23, 2007
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
I wanted to find something better than regular Epsom salts and something for sensitive skin. This product delivers on their claim. It helped my itchy skin and eased my aching bones!! All with out perfumes or dye. The salts are a little chunky, but they eventually dessolve. I Will be buying this again.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Dead Sea Salt Helped My Psoriasis!, June 23, 2009
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
As a psoriasis sufferer, I've been told that salt baths would help ease my condition which persists despite twice-daily applications of a prescription steroid cream.
Initially, I tried Epsom salts. They're inexpensive, after all, and available at grocery- and drugstores. Although I did see a slight improvement, a friend who's into homeopathic remedies suggested that I try Dead Sea salts. Epsom salts, she explained, are magnesium sulfate which is anti-inflammatory - a property that might explain the slight relief I saw after their use. Dead Sea salts, on the other hand, contain potassium, calcium chloride and bromides in addition to magnesium.
I'm rather picky about fragrances (I mix my own with essential oils) so I wanted something unscented, which led me to these Masada salts on Amazon. They arrived on a Friday afternoon. That evening I drew a tub and soaked for almost an hour. (A good book had arrived in the same shipment.) The following day, I didn't see much improvement but figured I'd take another soak that night.
It's now Tuesday, four days after my shipment arrived. I've soaked each evening in a salt bath (2 cups salt in my large garden-style bathtub) for an hour. I'm pleased to say that the psoriasis patches on my hands look better than they have in over a year, and the patches on my elbows are all but gone.
I'm so happy with the results that I've signed up for the "subscription" plan so I get a new shipment of these salts on a regular basis. I also plan to mix up several scented batches using my favorite essential oils and may give some of those to friends who also have skin conditions.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Great value!, February 19, 2009
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
This is such a great value for a great product! Unscented dead sea salts are wonderful for helping draw the toxins from the body during a bath. I use them in every bath for my twin toddlers, because it helps their eczema.
I searched the web, and found that this was the best price around (especially if you sign up for the automatic shipment deal).
I have already recommended this to my friends.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Very relaxing, December 1, 2009
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
Well, what can you say about bath salt? It's not that I could not walk before and now I walk on water. I chose the neutral one as I am not into the flavor stuff and rather get the flavor from other foamy stuff like Algemarin. Compared to Epsom salt from Walgreens etc. this stuff is a lot more expensive but feels a lot better. I love to run and bike and this stuff really relaxes me afterward. I don't have skin issues, so cannot comment on that either, but I somehow feel I have less muscles aches when taking a bath with this salt than otherwise, meaning none or even the Epsom salt (which I though was great before). This could be because I am getting in better shape as well but I attribute some of it to the salt for sure.
It has a nice mineral feel to it, completely dissolves, and calms me down and relaxes the muscles perfectly. What's not to like? Could be cheaper ...
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Great Bath Salts, September 29, 2009
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
I have eczema and found this product helps with soothing the flare ups. Based on comparison shopping at Henry's Market the price is good for the quantity here.
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relaxing treat!, July 14, 2008
This review is from: Masada Bath Salts, Naturally Unscented, Dead Sea Mineral, 64 oz (1.814 kg) (Health and Beauty)
I bought these bath salts as a special treat for myself, and Amazon has the best price I've found. These bath salts make my skin very soft, and since they are unscented, I can add whichever essential oil I choose, or not. They do have small stones in them, but that hasn't been an issue.
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