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Black Sea Salt - Small

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$16.11

Black Sea Salt is solar-evaporated Pacific sea salt combined with activated charcoal made from coconut shells. Small grain size is ideal for bath soaks and salt bars.

Size: 1 lb

($16.11/lb)

2 oz

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Black Sea Salt - Small

Black Sea Salt is solar-evaporated Pacific sea salt combined with activated charcoal made from coconut shells. Small grain size is ideal for bath s...

Black Sea Salt is solar-evaporated Pacific sea salt combined with activated charcoal made from coconut shells. Small grain size is ideal for bath soaks and salt bars.

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Directions

Add color and fragrance as directed. If salts are moist, allow to naturally dry in open air before packaging.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Wear gloves when handling. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and sunlight.

Overall rating: 4.9375 / 5 from 16 reviews.

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Black Sea salt — clean and without the smell of other types!

"We got this for use in bath and body salt scrubs and soapmaking. It’s clean and doesn’t have a scent or anything. Others we bought elsewhere have a deep sulphur smell. Others not suitable to fragrances salt scrubs and soaks. This one is perfect for when you want that really rich dark pop! Only wish they made it in 3 different salt sizes (coarser would be awesome!)"

— Benjamin R. (5/5)

Great quality!

"Excellent quality and great price! I used this salt for foot bombs, not just for the benefits, they looked great too!"

— Joanna (5/5)

Bath Salts

"This product adds depth and color to my bath salts."

— Carol (5/5)

my favorite!

"love the contrast of this salt with other colors and even white. Great for detox benefits as well."

— Janelle (5/5)

Perfect addition to salt scrubs!!

"Fine and very black. This salt takes salt scrubs for ordinary to extraordinary. Two thumbs up!!"

— Kesha (5/5)

Perfect for men's line

"I used this as two products Salt Scrub and Foaming Bath Salt Scrub both for men. So far everyone loves it. I got better reviews for the Foaming Bath Salt Scrub. I will definitely continue to use. I used both but prefer the 'small' to the 'fine' salt"

— JEAN (5/5)

perfect fit

"now I don't have to shrink wrap"

— Elizabeth (5/5)

Looks great!

"I use this in one of my soaps and one of my bath salt blends. Looks awesome!"

— Angela (5/5)

Love the added color

"My daughter and I use these in our bath salts and absolutely love the little color pop they give"

— Munsters M. (5/5)

Really fun accent

"I want to say thank you for the Handmade 101 recipes. I used this to make the scrub and was very excited about the way it added a great POP the look of my scrub. I had seen this salt before and it is a bit too pricey for a product but as a accent its great. Now that I have tried it I can see a lot more applications. Thanks for the boost to my creative juices!"

— Julie (5/5)

Q&A

I want to make a foot wash using the liquid suspension soap. with this product the black sea salt as an exfoliant. Do you know if it would dissolve in the soap??: Yes, this would likely dissolve in the soap. We would recommend our Jojoba Beads - Black for a dark exfoliant: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/jojoba-bead-black.aspx
What's the best recipe for salt bars using melt and pour? Thanks: This is the recipe we have for MP Salt bars. https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/how-to-make-recipes/himalayan-salt-bars-melt-and-pour.aspx
How much polysorb 80 do you add per lb when making this into a sea salt for bath use?: We recommend using the same amount of Poly 80 as you have oils in your recipe, fragrance included.
Can this be added to melt and pour?: Yes, but the color may bleed off the salts over time.
How do I get the charcoal from separating? Do I just add polysorbate 80?: Once the salt is added to the water, the charcoal will separate from the salts. There is no way to prevent this. We do recommend using Poly 80 with these salts since the charcoal can stain.