Magnesium sulfate 1000g - VIVIO

Magnesium Sulfate 1000g - VIVIO

- Softens and exfoliates the epidermis
- Helps neutralize unpleasant foot odors
- helps soothe skin lesions
- can be used to prepare a homemade facial cleansing scrub
- can be used as a supplement for detoxifying and relaxing baths
- can be used to prepare an anti-dandruff hair mask

Magnesium sulfate is an inorganic chemical compound commonly used in cosmetics, the pharmaceutical industry, laboratory analyses, and agriculture. It is also known as bitter salt and Epsom salt. It resembles ordinary salt, appears as white crystals, and dissolves easily in water. Magnesium sulfate was first discovered in England around the 17th century, near Epsom, hence its name. It is a substance that has many beneficial properties for health. It has a positive effect on the condition of hair, skin, and nails, and promotes the functioning of many organs. Additionally, it helps eliminate toxic substances and heavy metals from the body. When applied externally, it has relaxing and regenerative properties, thus promoting the functioning of the nervous system. Magnesium sulfate also has disinfecting and softening properties, so it can be used as a cleaning agent for certain surfaces.

INGREDIENTS
Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate 100%.

NET WEIGHT: 1000 g

USE:
For external use only.
Use of magnesium sulfate in cosmetics:
- body scrub - mix a handful of magnesium sulfate with coconut oil and a few drops of your favorite essential oil;
- Facial scrub - mix a teaspoon of Epsom salt with a small amount of oil, we recommend using argan or almond oil, hyaluronic acid, or a facial gel for this purpose;
- Hair mask - 1 dose of Epsom salt to 1 dose of hair mask or lotion - mix well and apply to damp hair. Rinse thoroughly after 20 minutes. Sulfur has an anti-seborrheic effect and adds volume to hair;
- for smelly feet, in case of ringworm - soak feet in brine for 15 minutes: water and a few tablespoons of magnesium sulfate. Repeat the treatment daily, and for nail fungus, up to 3 times a day;
Besides its wide use in cosmetics, magnesium sulfate is also a valued agent in the laboratory. It is used as a drying agent. It is also used in agriculture to fertilize plants through spraying. Epsom salt is also used in veterinary medicine, dyeing, and the food industry for the production of mineral water, among others. It is also administered intravenously in medical procedures, for example, in cases of ventricular fibrillation.

RECOMMENDED STORAGE CONDITIONS
Store in a cool, dry place.