What it is
Icelandic SeaSoak Mineral Bath is a nourishing skin and body formula made with geothermal organic Icelandic sea kelp, magnesium sulphate, boron citrate, sea salt, silica and oils of lemon, eucalyptus and sandalwood. It can also be used as a hair masque.
How it helps
Icelandic SeaSoak creates a nourishing and detoxifying environment for your bath, and is designed to help you destress and detoxify both body and spirit.
Icelandic Sea Kelp nourishes the body with essential minerals and keeps skin supple. Citric Acid is natural, organic and vital to human metabolism. It improves the appearance of skin and helps maintain good health.
Boron is an essential trace element necessary for healthy bone and joint function.
Premium Silica creates the sensation of resting in a soothing bath of quartz crystal and can help ease aches and pains and support comfortable joints.
Benefits
- Nourishes the body with essential minerals
- Helps keep skin supple and improves its appearance
- Can help ease aches and pains
- Helps you destress and relax
- Can be used as a nourishing, remineralising and thickening hair treatment
Ingredients
Magnesium Sulphate, Geothermal Organic Icelandic Sea Kelp, Boron Citrate, Sea Salt, Silica, Oils of Lemon, Eucalyptus and Sandalwood
Important information
Pack size: eight ounces.
Mineral Bath Directions
Add two tablespoons of Icelandic SeaSoak Mineral Bath to a tub of comfortably hot water and relax for at least twenty minutes. For a nourishing, remineralising and thickening hair treatment, soak hair and massage scalp as well. For more powerful detoxifying or for very deep aches and pains, use a quarter cup of SeaSoak and increase soaking time.
Hair Masque Directions
Mix one to two teaspoons of SeaSoak with half a cup of hot water and stir until dissolved. Add an application of your favourite moisturising conditioner and apply to hair and scalp. Relax for ten to twenty minutes. Shampoo and condition as usual.
Disclaimer
Our products and services do not diagnose, treat or cure any illness or disease, and do not replace medical advice from your doctor or practitioner. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Information on this website is for educational purposes only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking prescribed medication or have a medical condition, please consult your healthcare practitioner before starting any new supplement.