Excipients play a very large role in the formulation of skin care. They are by definition substances that may emulsify, texturize, colorized and preserve a product. Excipients are typically synthesized materials that are made in a laboratory, and often are cheap by products in the processing of ingredients.
You may have thought that every ingredient that is in a skin care or hair product is always listed…..it is required by law right? No! There are some loopholes where excipients legitimately don’t need to be listed. The thing you need to be aware of is that some of the excipients you are trying to avoid may not be listed on the label because of their trace amounts.
Chemical excipients and fillers can hinder the efficacy, skin absorption and quality
Himalayan bath salt
Himalayan Salt is mined in the foothills of the Himalaya mountains. Ancient oceans deposited these salts 250 million years ago when the Himalaya Mountains were being formed. Because the salt beds were covered by lava, ice, and snow for millions of years, Himalayan salt is free of many modern-day pollutants.
Himalayan sea salt contains 84 minerals needed within the human body, thus making it much healthier than other types of salt.
Himalayan salt is often used as a bath preparation. Mineral baths of all kinds have been popular for hundreds of years, as they can provide soothing relief for several conditions.
Himalayan salt baths, may be beneficial in the following ways:
Relaxes and calms
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