Westlab - Epsom Bath Salts Multiple Sizes

Quick Description

Give yourself the spa treatment and ease your aching muscles with Westlab;s amazing cruelty-free, vegan-friendly Epsom Bath Salts.

Key Information

• 1 kg of vegan-friendly Epsom salts
• An all-natural muscle relaxant
• No animal cruelty
• Perfect after exercising
• Comes in a totally recyclable packet

Product Overview

After a good workout, there’s nothing better than sinking into a nice, warm bath. Enhance that experience and soothe your muscles with Westlab’s Epsom Bath Salts. They may well become a vital part of your recovery.

You want your body in tip-top shape, which means looking after it properly after vigorous exercise. These salts are designed to ease aching and tired muscles and will offer you a wonderful bathtime experience! Use them alongside other bath salts, oils and foams too.

Completely vegan friendly, these Epsom Bath Salts are also totally cruelty-free. Westlab has gone the extra mile by providing packaging that can be easily recycled.

Instructions of use

Add salts to a warm bath, 37-39°C is the ideal temperature. Relax and soak for at least 20 minutes. For your regular exercise routine, use around 100-250g (1/2-1 cup) approximately 2-3 times per week, ideally after exercise.

Following intense exercise, such as a marathon or triathlon, you may want to use a full 500g - 1kg after the event to help prevent DOMS. Make sure to consult a doctor before use if pregnant or breastfeeding.

Ingredients

Magnesium Sulphate

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do you recommend bathing at a temperature of 37-39°C?

When at its natural temperature of around 37°C, the body just works at its best. Thus it isn’t a stretch that some prefer baths that are at a slightly warmer temperature because they are more calming and comfortable.

However, if you have extremely hot baths at a temperature higher than 39°C, it could have the opposite effect. The reason for this is that the body becomes stressed and tries to cool itself down. On the other hand, it is also not ideal to have the water be colder than natural body temperature, as the body will be working to maintain its temperature and will also not benefit from muscle relaxation.