Mesmara Epsom Salt

Mesmara Epsom Salt  For Muscle Relief & Plant Growth: 800 G

Known for its premium quality and many therapeutic uses. it's beneficial for use around the garden. Epsom Salt is an ideal plant food for helping your flowers, fruits, and vegetables grow. It works wonders on Tomatoes, Roses, and Lawns. Using Epsom Salt for plants is a completely natural and cost-efficient way to give plants that extra boost to help them thrive.

How to Use:

• Splinter Removal - Dissolve 1/3 cup Epsom salt in 1 cup of warm/hot water and stir until completely dissolved. Soak the affected finger/toe/body part with the splinter for at least 10 minutes and carefully remove the splinter with tweezers or a sewing needle.
• Magnesium Foot Scrub -Basically mix up 1 cup of Epsom Salt with some carrier oil and a little castile soap to make a luxurious foot scrub. It also seems to help with cracked heels if you get those as well.
• Firming Facial Wash -Grind up Epsom salt (in the blender or using a mortar and pestle and add it to your face wash or oil cleansing oil as massage it into your face. find this works better than trying to add it to the face wash in the container.
• Body Ache Relief-Add 2+ cups of Epsom salt to a warm/hot bath and soak for 20+ minutes.
• DIY Salt Scrub-Use Epsom salt instead of salt in a recipe just mix 1/2 cup Epsom salt with 1/4 cup olive or almond oil and use as an exfoliating scrub in the shower.
• Tile and Grout Cleaner -Mix equal parts liquid dish soap and Epsom salt and scrub tile and grout with a brush. For a pre-made option,on cleaning tile and grout without harmful chemicals.
• Foot Soak -Add 1 cup of Epsom salt to hot water for a concentrated foot soak. For scent, you can also add up to 5 drops of essential oil of choice.
• Volume-Boosting Hair Mask -Mix a natural conditioner with equal parts Epsom salt and work into your hair. Leave on for up to 20 minutes. Rinse well and dry for thicker hair!
• Healthy House Plants -Sprinkle a little Epsom salt on the soil in a house plant container or add a little Epsom salt to the water when watering. A tablespoon is usually plenty for a month or two.
• Say Goodbye to Slugs -Sprinkle Epsom salt in or around gardens and other areas you don’t want slugs invading to keep them away.
• Beautiful Roses -Sprinkle a tablespoon of Epsom salt around a rose bush and water for faster growth. Can be done once a month.
• Garden Soil Prep -Add a bag or two of Epsom salt to the soil and till in to replenish soil magnesium levels.