Crafter's Choice

103

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Bath Water Crystals - Medium - product detail

Crafter's Choice

Bath Water Crystals - Medium

103

Q&A

$2.28

This high mineral sea salt will increase the quality of any bath salt recipe. Natural sea water and an advanced filtration system makes these salts uniform, white and clean. Can be fragranced and colored or left as is...

Bath Water Crystals - Medium

103

This high mineral sea salt will increase the quality of any bath salt recipe. Natural sea water and an advanced filtration system makes these salts...

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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: 4.9126215 / 5 from 103 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Bath Water Crystals - Medium are highly regarded for their high quality and effectiveness in enhancing bath salt recipes. Customers appreciate the uniform, white, and clean appearance of these natural sea salts, which can be customized with fragrances and colors.

Summary topics

Bath Salt Quality: 30%
Product Quality: 15%

Review topics: ["size","color","quality","scent","look","feel","texture","buy","price","works","salt","addition","crystals","grain","fragrance","skin","effect","blend","oil","melts","holds","spa","brand","choice","mixes","powder","scrub","bar"].

Review highlights

"Excellent price and quality" — Twistiburger
"Very clean which makes for great Bath Salts and Salt Scrubs." — Shari B.
"Great salt for bath salt blends" — Teela

Reviews

Great addition to bath salts

"I made peppermint bath salts for Christmas as gifts and added the bath water crystals to my bath salts. I always try my products out before giving them to someone else, so when I tried my bath salts my bath water seemed softer, when I got out of the tub my skin seemed much softer than before, so from now on when I make bath salts I will definitely add the crafter's choice water crystals to the mix and I would recommend them to anyone making bath salts."

— Sarah (5/5)

Great for lotions

"Mixes easily and holds scent well. Non greasy feeling. Perfect for lotions."

— Julie (5/5)

Great salt

"I bought this to mix with my Dead fine dead sea salt. It mixed well and the 2 different textures were perfect. And they dissolve in the water perfectly."

— Tracy (5/5)

Great Filler

"These bath crystals are a great additive for your bath salts. I received these in a gift from another soaper and they are a must have for your bath salt products."

— Erin (5/5)

Interesting

"Bought this product for use in CP soap. Added at trace and just love how it looks in the bars of soap! I am very happy with this purchase."

— Karen (5/5)

Great Product

"I use this products on various products in my online store. Great price for size. I get plenty of use out of it for the price."

— Colony (4/5)

Great Quality

"Use for my bath salts. It held the fragrance and color perfectly. Will buy again"

— Ivette (5/5)

Salts

"Great addition for bath salts - not much is needed."

— Donna (5/5)

Hold oils

"Holds oil, dissolves beautifully"

— Alecia (5/5)

Great salt for bath salt blends

"Good consistent size grain and free of impurities. Great addition to my blends."

— Teela (5/5)

Q&A

What would you add to this to make a laundry fragrance booster? Like laundry crystals.: These are intended for bath use, we have not tested as a laundry ingredient. You would have to test this on your own.
I found this doesn't dry. I used Eucalyptus & Spearmint* FO 101 and the fragrance calculator says to use 1.28 oz of fragrance (I used the same amount for the poly 80 to avoid tub staining, using Evergreen mica) however after 24 hours the Bath Water Crystals are still very wet. Should I have used less fragrance/Poly 80?: We find laying the salts out on pans overnight help them to dry out. You can also bake on a low temperature to remove excess moisture. The added polysorbate 80 could be the culprit. If these methods do not help, you may need to decrease the added polysorbate 80 or use a salt which can hold a bigger oil load.
How is this compare to Epsom salts?: Epsom salt is magniesium sulfate and bath water crystals are sodium chloride. The crystals are also a bit larger.
Are these safe to use on the top of your soaps as decoration?: Yes, they can be used in your soap and on top as embellishments.
Can this be listed/ marketed as mineral sea salt from brazil: These bath crystals do come from Brazil so you would be stating fact. It is up to you how you want to market your products.