Bath Salt, Mineral Rich Bath Soak Variety Set 3 Pack, Include Himalayan Pink Salt, Tea Tree Oil, Body and Foot Soak Salts for Clean, Moisturize Skin, Bath Set for Women Gift for Mother's Day Gift

I have only opened one bottle, thus far. I love the scent and how it makes my skin feel. Also a little bit goes a long way.

Very happy with all three scents, they smell so good and I feel like I’m in a luxurious spa. Happy with purchase !

I really like these bath salts. The fragrances are very pleasant. An added plus was that they came with a cute scooper spoon and a bottle of Tea Tree essential oil.

they smell great but when i added to bath and got in tub they were sharp and hard! not anything like other bath salts Ive bought!!

I absolutely love these bath salts. The smell is perfect! Not too strong or mild.

Beautifully packaged and smell fantastic. My only issue is they don't actually dissolve like epsom salts so I had to push them to the side of the tub when I got in.

Product arrived open!!

I actually bought two sets of these bath salts. I’m keeping one for myself and gifting the others. The scents are lovely and will make great gifts.

This was a birthday present and the recipient was very pleased with the product

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Amazing giftThis would make a fabulous gift for someone , not only does it come in gorgeous individual pots the packaging is great as well .It comes with a good range of scents that everyone would love . They are also strongly scented so well worth the pennies .Set includes 3 x bath salts plus cute spoon to help portion and use correctly and also a bottle of tea tree oil for your hair.Hibiscus scent is lovely and fruity smelling perfect for allCoconut scent instantly takes you away on a gorgeous summer holiday in your head.And the jasmine scent is a perfect clean smell to leave you feeling refreshed.It really has everything for the perfect pamper package.I would Highly recommend5*

Baths and candles with natural scents are my things. I love them, and will spend reasonable money on them, and I use a lot of natural therapeutic products. This isn't one of them. The best thing that I can say about this product is that the box it comes in is pretty and can be easily repurposed. The products themselves are not natural, other than the salt - the 'infused' element is basically artificial parfum added, which is not impressive at this price. The makers could easily have added sprigs of hibiscus or jasmine or lavender or rose petals to the salt, but they opted for artificial scents. As for the so-called tea tree oil? Not an ounce of tea tree in this, and the liquid is just that, liquid, with good old parfum added again. Seriously, there's not a hint of melaleuca alternifolia, which is natural tea tree. What you get literally runs out of the dropper, as it's not oil. I've included a snapshot of the ingredients, which confirms there's not an ounce of genuine tea tree in this. Why even add it to a box of bath salts? It seems weird.There's no indication of how much you should use, but safety says that it's 1.28 ounces per gallon of water, so that's a bit hit and miss trying to measure it out with the small spoon that's provided. And, if you don't run the bath water directly over the salts, then they don't dissolve properly and you'll be waving your arms around quite a bit - getting a workout! - to dissolve them. But, they still don't dissolve and I ended up with some still undissolved and sitting in the bottom of the bath once it'd been emptied, and also lots of rather grainy pink sand like particles. And, sadly, my white cast iron bath now has a pinkish hue that an application of bath cleaner hasn't removed. I've not tried bleaching it yet, but that's the next stop.The bath salts barely smell of anything at all. The only one that smelt vaguely floral was the jasmine, which is the one that's stained my bath, but only at the time of dropping the first spoonful into the bath. The air didn't end up scented and the water wasn't scented when I stepped into it, but, I didn't moisturise after bathing, unlike normal, as I wanted to see if my skin felt softer - and it does. I won't be using the rest of the salts, as they're not nice, but it would appear that these are genuine Himalayan salts that do have some beneficial properties, but the scents are not at all appealing. Plain Himalayan salt, which can be bought in 5kg bags from trusted brands such as Westlabs, for 2/3 of the price of this 1800g set.I'd avoid this, because it's a con. In hindsight, the rather not-good-English descriptions should have been a clue. Amazon should pull this, as it's fake advertising and I'm pretty sure that Trading Standards would have something to say about this.

This is a very nice set of bath salts that can be easily used for a relaxing pamper session.This gift set comes packed in an attractive and colourful gift box. Inside the gift box are three large jars of Himalayan pink salts with added perfume/scents. Also included is a rather useful spoon and a small bottle of tree oil (although the ingredients in this little bottle have no reference to it containing any tea tree oil at all).The jars containing the bath salts are of a decent size with each containing 600g of salts. the three beautiful sense are Jasmine, hibiscus and coconut. These all smell delightful and being quite strong you only need to add a small amount to your running bath water.I've had a few lovely relaxing bars and each time I use them my skin becomes softer and nicely scented. I haven't actually used the tea tree oil so far and I'm not quite sure what I'm going to be using it for seeing as there is no tea tree oil in the actual ingredients of the bottle.The price for this set £17.99 (price correct at the time of this review) and at this price these bath salts will be used by me for an occasional treat.Thank you for reading and I hope you have found my review helpful.