Description
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer/Importer/Packed By: White Egret
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about this product
What are White Egret Bath Crystals Unscented made of?
White Egret Bath Crystals Unscented are made of pure, concentrated sea minerals sourced from the Great Salt Lake, Utah's ancient inland sea. The brand says the crystals feature over 72 ionic sea minerals, including magnesium, zinc, copper and selenium.
How much White Egret Bath Crystals goes in a bath?
Add 4 to 5 tablespoons of White Egret Bath Crystals Unscented to a warm bath, as the directions suggest. The brand says this amount is for soft, silky skin, and the crystals are for external use only.
Can White Egret Bath Crystals be used as a salt scrub?
Yes. Mix half a cup of White Egret Bath Crystals with a carrier oil, essential oils and other ingredients of your choice to make a customized exfoliating salt scrub, according to the brand's additional application methods.
How do you make a facial toner with White Egret crystals?
Mix 1 teaspoon of White Egret Bath Crystals with 2 cups of water and 1 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar, then massage the mixture into your face. White Egret lists this as an additional way to use the unscented crystals.
Is White Egret Bath Crystals Unscented free of fragrance?
Yes. White Egret Bath Crystals are the unscented version, and the only listed ingredient is pure, concentrated sea minerals. This lets you add your own essential oil when making a scrub, as the brand suggests.
Which warning appears on White Egret Bath Crystals?
White Egret Bath Crystals Unscented carry a warning for external use only. The crystals are made in America with worldwide ingredients and are labelled GMO free, with a request to recycle the packaging after use.
