🧘 Himalayan Glow Pink Salt Lamp with 5 Stone Massage Balls, Night Light – Wooden Base, 6-8 Pounds Review

The first hours were nice, when the light was switched off the switch crackled and now it doesn't work anymore. I worked hard so I didn't send it back.

I love Himalayan salt products. Many reviewers have commented on the lack of scientific data on these salt chunks, but the science is there, it's just that you need LOTS of this salt to really make a difference in a room. But scientifically, it produces negative ions (good ions), and these ions attach themselves to the harmful positive ions emitted by most of our electronic devices. You probably won't experience any health benefits with this product alone, but I didn't get it for that. I saw it

I got this as a unique night light and I love it. Salt Balls from the Himalayas. The lamp is not too big, consumes little energy, does not heat up, and can be used for massage. Years ago I had a similar product with a standard bulb but it tended to get very hot and I was concerned there might be a fire hazard. While enjoying it, I eventually parted with it due to the use of heat and energy. This product is way better. This is a great addition to any room. Whether as a small decorative lamp…

The packaging on this one sucked. The little box it was stuffed in looked dented. I was very surprised that the only thing that was broken was one of the extra lightbulbs. Unfortunately this part was in tiny splinters and splinters all over the box so it took some time to carefully unpack everything and avoid cutting yourself in the process. Strangely, each hard stone massage ball was individually wrapped in hard plastic shrink wrap which also took a long time to peel/cut off. While everything…

UPDATE 10/12/21. So I updated this with a photo of my husband joking and licking salt. After all, he really liked this thing. And now that he's dead, I often look back at the photos and thought I'd share this in a review. ORIGINAL: It can be very beautiful. The only real problem I have is not being able to align the massage balls so I don't accidentally see the lightbulb. I tried several options for the position of the stones (they are not all the same size) but it didn't help. Also, it's…

Two weeks of continuous use, nice bright soothing color and nice detail on the corner to fill in blanks BUT, nothing medical, nothing scientific! It won't change your mood, it won't help your morning blues, and it won't help your stuffy nostrils. It's all sales pitch, marketing fluff, do your research and try it, experimentation is a good way to find out, but also science has no evidence or conclusions to do everything they promise. Pros: light is good, dimmable, heavy weight, comes with spare…

If you've ever used one of those rice or corn bags that can be braced in the microwave, that pink Himalayan salt bowl and warming balls, put this option in a smaller and more customizable package and they will look cool. Salt bowl, light and heat level are adjustable and the heat of the salt balls is generated by contact with the bowl and from close proximity to the light bulb. You can adjust the brightness and therefore the heat, but there is a limit to the amount of heat that can be provided…

I have two regular Himalayan salt lamps and I love them both so much that I bought two Himalayan salt night lamps. I love the soft orange glow, so I was dying to try this Himalayan Salt Lamp with Five Massage Balls! This is a very different style than other lamps I have. Instead of a large, coarse salt rock, it's a smooth bowl with a hole in the center for a lightbulb. The bowl contains five balls of salt that are stacked inside and heated with a lightbulb. The balls can then be used for…

, Himalayan salt has become such a staple in our kitchens and in our appliances like lamps that you're wondering how much Himalayan salt is actually left. It's pure salt now, the same one used in much smaller batches for the kitchen, but I suspect the latter has to meet stricter purity requirements. So converting this to a salt stash is probably not recommended. Then again, I'm not sure how bad it would be. Anyway, I love the glow of this salt when lit, but I'm generally skeptical of the health