Salt

Everyone knows that salt is the best. If you eat food, I’m assuming that you have some sort of salt in your kitchen. Good for you! Salt is easily the most ubiquitous and versatile ingredient in the universe, since it’s used for everything from curing and pickling to flavoring sauces and dressing up a cocktail…

Add salt to the arsenal of cleaning products in your kitchen pantry, alongside baking soda...

I posted a recipe the other day for Rose Petal Bath Salts using Epsom salts and that post got me thinking. I use these all the time for various beauty, cleaning and other things. Epsom salts are so darn inexpensive, I thought I’d post several ideas to use Epsom Salts for your beauty regime, cleaning,...Read More »

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Epsom salt #ad is not table salt, it is actually hydrated Magnesium Sulfate (10% magnesium and 13% sulphur) that offers an environmentally safe non-toxic way to fertilize your garden. Magnesium helps plants during germination by strengthening the plant cell walls. It also assists in the creation of chlorophyll and helps plants absorb phosphorus and nitrogen. Sulfate also helps in the creation of chlorophyll and helps in the absorption of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The…

Learn how to get your rusty cookware looking like new with just a few items you probably have on hand: a potato and baking soda or salt. A cheap and easy natural homemade cleaner!

"...1 cup Salt with 1/4 cup Coconut Oil and 1/4 cup Vitamin E Oil... Then add 3-4 drops of Essential Oil for fragrance and stir it up."

Epsom salt has a wide variety of uses, anything from home remedies to uses around your home and garden. Epsom salt can be found in your local grocery store,

DIY Eucalyptus and Mint Foot Soak | a soothing and therapeutic night-time foot soak with pink Himalayan salts and essential oils | personallyandrea.com #footsoak #bathandbeauty