Organic. Magnesium bath salts can’t be certified as organic because they’re made from the mineral epsomite, which is either mined or produced synthetically.

Organic. Magnesium bath salts can’t be certified as organic because they’re made from the mineral epsomite, which is either mined or produced synthetically.

It's called Kratom, and unlike bath salts, Spice or any of the synthetic, formerly "legal" drugs on the DEA hit list, this one is entirely organic, and so far not listed as a controlled substance.

Organic. Magnesium bath salts can’t be certified as organic because they’re made from the mineral epsomite, which is either mined or produced synthetically.

Homemade bath salts and scrubs are prized for their health benefits. Depending on the ingredients used, these products may relieve stress, soothe sore muscles and nourish your skin. If you're the ...

This simple yet powerful sinus relief bath salt recipe is a great way to relax, soothe your muscles, open up the airways and ...

Learn how to easily make your own DIY calendula bath salts recipe! This is such a simple, yet effective way to enjoy the benefits of calendula in your bath. If you’re looking for a way to ...

Coconut powder is the hero ingredient in this organic bath soak, which works to soothe and hydrate dry and/or irritated skin. And when combined with relaxing Epsom salt and essential oils, you've ...

The "bath salts," which are being snorted and smoked to produce a cocaine- and meth-like high, have sent dozens of users to emergency rooms after violent behavior and hallucinations.