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Pure Spa Bath Salts from Ahava will have you feeling as though you have just stepped into a bath of wellbeing. Choose from either Placid with the intoxicating scent of Syringa & Green Apple to relax or Revival with the refreshing aroma of Tangerine & Cedarwood to enliven your senses.
Settle your body into healthy waters with these Dead Sea Bath Salts from the
Ahava Pure Spa line. Available in the following scents: - Placid – Syringa & Green Apple
- Revival – Mandarin & Cedarwood
Placid
Step into a bath of Pure Spa Placid Bath Salts to immerse yourself in the
reviving waters of wellbeing. These 100% pure Dead Sea Mineral Salts infused
with essential oils of Syringa and Green Apple will envelop you in a sense of
enduring calm. The intoxicating scent of Syringa & Green Apple relaxes your
spirit and helps you to unwind, as the mineral rich salts go to work to soften
your skin' improve its moisture balance and ease muscle tension. Melt half a jar
into bath water for a totally relaxing experience. Directions: Dissolve half a jar of salt in warm bath water (95°-103°).
Soak for 20 minutes and shower off. Rest for a half hour. (Note: if you have a
history of high blood pressure, please consult a physician before using.) Revival
Immerse yourself in the reviving waters of wellbeing with the purity and power
of invigorating, 100% pure Dead Sea Bath Salts. The refreshing aroma of
Tangerine & Cedarwood enlivens your senses as the mineral rich salts go to work
to soften your skin, improve its moisture balance and ease muscle tension.
Essential oils of Mandarin and Cedarwood revive your senses in a one-of-a-kind,
relaxing home spa experience. Melt half a jar into bath water for a totally
revitalizing experience. Directions: Dissolve half a jar of salt in warm bath water (95°-103°).
Soak for 20 minutes and shower off. Rest for a half hour. (Note: if you have a
history of high blood pressure, please consult a physician before using.)
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