Epsom salt

Additional information :

Epsom salt can be added to your soap paste in two different ways:

1. Dissolve in soda water: Dissolve Epsom salt directly in your soda water before adding the soda microbeads.
   This method ensures an even distribution of minerals in your soap.

2. Adding to the trace: Add Epsom Salt at the end of the trace.
   This preserves the gentle exfoliating properties of the salt, giving your soap a pleasant, slightly exfoliating texture.

Do not exceed 5% Epsom salt in relation to the total weight of your oils and butters:

Example: for 300 g olive oil, use 15 g Epsom salt.

Features :

• Composition: 99% hydrated magnesium sulfate, Epsom Salt is rich in skin-benefiting mineral salts, with the remaining 1% made up of other trace minerals.

• Properties: Appreciated for its moisturizing effects and its ability to extend soap life, Epsom Salt is an ideal ingredient to reinforce soap hardness, making it more resistant and long-lasting.

In your solid shampoo recipe:

• Scalp detoxification :

• Removes hair product residues, excess sebum and accumulated impurities.

• Allows the scalp to breathe, promoting healthy hair growth.

• Stimulating hair growth:

• The magnesium contained in Epsom salts promotes blood circulation in the scalp.

• Nourishes hair follicles, stimulating healthy hair growth.

• Dandruff reduction :

• Gently exfoliates the scalp, removing dead cells and dandruff.

• Leaves scalp clean and balanced.

• Adding volume and texture :

• Adds body and texture to hair, creating styles with more volume and natural waves.