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Bath salts without oil

convert · 2010-11-24 16:44:07

My mum is looking for some old style bath salts that aren't very oily (seems to be very difficult to find or else I'm looking in the wrong places). Does anybody know where I could get some? Thanks.

24-11-2010 4:44pm

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My mum is looking for some old style bath salts that aren't very oily (seems to be very difficult to find or else I'm looking in the wrong places). Does anybody know where I could get some? Thanks.

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I use Dead sea salts - you can get them in health food shops - white & blue box.
I also have a Crabtree & Elvyn muscle soak powder for the bath which is lovely & fragrant.

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#3 24-11-2010 6:36pm

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Thanks for that. I'll take a look next time I'm in town.

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