[ PHASE 10 // CRYSTALLINE MINERALS & ELECTROLYTES ]

Cosmetic Salts

Ancient marine evaporites, pure magnesium sulfates, and mineral-dense halite crystals. Harvested from protected geological deposits to provide therapeutic transdermal bath soaks, physical body polishers, and ionic viscosity modifiers across liquid soaps and shampoos.

[ 100% NATURAL EVAPORITES ] [ MAGNESIUM & BROMIDE DENSE ] [ PHYSICAL POLISHING GRADES ] [ METRIC DISPENSARY ]
Naturallythinking Pure Mineral Salts and Crystalline Bases
[ FORMULATION DISPENSARY // AROMATHERAPY SOAKS ]

Compounding Pure Therapeutic Bath Salts

Transforming dry crystalline salts into luxury aromatherapy soaks is remarkably straightforward. Raw crystals (such as Dead Sea or Epsom) absorb essential oil fractions naturally. To prevent fragrance droplets from pooling on bath water, blend your essential oils at a 1:1 ratio with Polysorbate 20 or Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside before pouring into dry salts. Shake thoroughly and seal in an airtight container to prevent moisture absorption.

SOAK RATIO 95%–98% Mineral Salt + 1%–2% Essential Oil + 1%–2% Polysorbate 20 dispersant.
[ BODY POLISH MECHANICS // EXFOLIATING SCRUBS ]

Formulating Gentle Emulsifying Salt Scrubs

To create a professional salt polish, blend fine-to-medium crystalline salts directly into liquid botanical carrier oils (such as Sweet Almond or Jojoba). Add 5%–10% Glyceryl Oleate or Polysorbate 80 so the scrub instantly turns milky when water hits skin, rinsing away clean without leaving the tub dangerously greasy. If using in the shower where water may splash inside the jar, include 0.5%–1.0% Phenoxyethanol & Ethylhexylglycerin.

SCRUB RATIO 60%–70% Crystalline Salt + 25%–30% Carrier Oil + 5% Solubiliser / Rinse Aid.
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