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Frequently Asked Questions about OM bath

We’ve tried to include some of the most asked questions we receive about the OM bath collection below. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

The OM bath blends are for the bath or foot bath only as they don’t lather and need the warm water to infuse into. We do not recommend using them in the shower.

Yes. Each organic mineral bath soak has a base of four different types of sea salts from across the globe, known for their revitalising benefits of the body including Celtic Sea Salt crystals, Dead Sea Salts, Natural Epsom Salts and Magnesium Chloride Flakes.

Generally speaking, yes. The Aurum Bath Soak has been formulated especially with sensitive skin in mind using a curative blend of chamomile and calendula oil to soothe sensitive skin. If you are concerned, we recommend testing some on a small area of skin beforehand to ensure no reaction ensues.

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Naturally Harvested Epsom Salts

Epsom salt or magnesium sulphate, is named after a saline spring in the town of Epsom in Surrey, England where the salt was once sourced. It is not actually a salt but a naturally occurring mineral compound.

When Epsom Salt is dissolved in water, it releases magnesium and sulfate ions. These particles are absorbed through your skin, replenishing needed nutrients, softening and hydrating it. They form the basis for all soaks in the OM Bath collection.

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Mound of Epsom Salt Grains
Conical pile of light greenish-gray powder.

Argile Green Clay

Throughout history clay has been used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes. It is a powerful agent for healing and has been used since ancient times in Egypt, Greece, and Rome to treat a variety of skin problems and digestive disorders.

French green clay belongs to a subcategory of clay minerals known as illite clays. The clay’s green colour comes from a combination of iron oxides and decomposed plant matter, mostly kelp seaweed and other algae. It is used as a basis in our award-winning Vivifica Bath Soak.

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