Spa Pantry Dead Sea Salt Crystals, 9.4 lbs

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A time-honored treasure for total body renewal

Sourced from the legendary waters of the Dead Sea, these unrefined salt crystals are rich in naturally occurring minerals like magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Revered since the time of Cleopatra, Dead Sea salts offer gentle exfoliation and deep remineralization—making them a must-have for scrubs, soaks, and therapeutic compresses.

Why your clients will love it:

• Gently polishes the skin for a smoother, more radiant feel
• Enhances soaks with minerals known to soften and soothe
• Delivers a grounding, spa-like experience they’ll remember

Pro tip: Follow with a rich moisturizer to seal in hydration after scrubs or soaks.

Treatment Uses:

Custom Body Scrub
• Mix 1 cup salt + ½ cup carrier oil (jojoba, grapeseed, or almond)
• Optional: Add 10–15 drops essential oil
• Apply to damp skin using circular motions
• Let sit for 1–2 minutes before rinsing for added mineral absorption
• For warm towel removal: Reduce salt by half for a more gentle finish

Hydrotherapy Soak
• Use ½ to 1 cup salt per standard tub
• Pre-blend essential oils into salt using 1 Tbsp carrier oil to prevent skin sensitivity
• Soak for 15–20 minutes to promote deep relaxation and skin renewal
• Foot bath: Use ¼ cup salt + 3–5 drops essential oil mixed in carrier oil or milk

Poultice or Compress Enhancement
• Combine 2 Tbsp Dead Sea salt + 2 Tbsp dried herbs or 1 Tbsp powdered mud
• Place in poultice bag, steam or warm in damp towel
• Apply to tense or congested areas for mineral-rich, soothing relief
• Can be scaled for full-body wrap or back rituals

What You’re Getting:

• INCI Name: Maris Sal (Dead Sea Salt)
• Origin: Jordan (Dead Sea region)
• Extraction Method: Solar evaporation
• Texture: Coarse, irregular crystals (2–5 mm)
• Yield: Approx. 2½ cups per 9.4 lbs
• Storage: Keep sealed in a cool, dry place to prevent clumping

Important Safety Info:

• For external use only
• Avoid on broken skin or open wounds
• Always patch test when adding essential oils or new botanicals
• Use caution with heat during poultice or compress treatments

A Bit of Spa History

Used for over two millennia, Dead Sea salt has been cherished by Egyptian royalty, Roman healers, and modern spa professionals alike. Its high mineral content and soothing properties made it a prized ritual for bathing, skin care, and therapeutic bodywork. Today, it's still a global spa staple—celebrated for its ability to renew the body and restore the spirit.

Heads up:

This is a natural mineral product—crystal shape and texture may vary. Product images are for reference only.