🛀 Captivating Soaking Experience with Amazon Brand Solimo Soaking Rosemary Review

ok, the second ingredient in the description says "fragrance". It's my fault for making a quick purchase. The EWG website rates the scent as highly toxic and I generally avoid it. Don't make the same mistake, buy something that only contains salts and essential oils. It's unhealthy and the "flavor" ingredient sucks at it. Lesson learned.

We use these types of salts at least 4 times a week so I know the pros and cons. I chose this product because it was cheaper and in stock compared to my usual choice. It's just a regular product, I say that because the mint is so strong you can't even smell the rosemary. The salts don't dissolve as well as other brands, but that may be because the salts are much coarser and coarser than comparable products. My skin didn't feel smoother or moisturized with this product. To be honest, after 5…

I've seen so many good reviews about this brand from Revainn. So I bought a purple bag with a rosemary mint scent. The smell is very strong. I can smell it even though it was still in the shipping box. The smell is too strong to give me a headache and itchy eyes when I cut open the bag. Not good for me. I do not recommend this particular product if you are sensitive to strong perfumes/oils.

Rosemary Mint isn't the strongest scent and definitely won't linger, but it's pleasant enough and definitely does what it's supposed to do. The value for money is there so I might try lavender next time to see if that smell gets stronger. Others don't like heavily flavored salt either, in which case this would be a good choice.

This product smells so lovely! Originally I received this fragrance instead of what I was going to buy but when I realized he had already used it. This is a very relaxing product to add to your bath or body care routine. I often place this on the bottom of the tub before capping and then add unscented bubbles to the tub for a very luxurious feel. I will for sure buy again.

I was looking for a relaxing flavored Epsom salt for me and my husband and rosemary and mint seemed like a good idea. Unfortunately, it smells like institutional cleaner. You know, terrible smell, like pine ash at high speed. Hardly relaxing; makes you want to dodge. I will try a different flavor next time. It might suit Mr. Clean's wife, but it doesn't suit me.

I was looking for a relaxing flavored Epsom salt for me and my husband and rosemary and mint seemed like a good idea. Unfortunately, it smells like an institutional cleaning product. . You know, terrible smell, like pine ash at high speed. Hardly relaxing; makes you want to dodge. I will try a different flavor next time. It might suit Mr. Clean's wife, but it doesn't suit me.

good. After all, salt is chemically the same whether it comes from a store or an expensive spa. The flavors separate them from the soak. The pain relief claim is completely false. It's salt for pancakes. There's nothing pain relieving about it. My beef is the package. The plastic seal is terrible and barely works. Much worse than typical zippers. Salt spilled because I thought it was closed when it wasn't. Not worth a little less cost compared to other brands.

I bought these to revitalize the skin on my legs. The bath salts have a strong smell which I like and they are very cheap. They work just as well as any other brand of Epsom salt. When I can, I use them in my foot bath every night. I tried two different scents: rosemary, mint (mostly mint for me) and eucalyptus. Eucalyptus smells amazing and is my favorite so far. At some point I will try all flavors. I am very impressed with the Solimo brand. I use post bath lotion with 1/2 cup salt for an…