Make Pacific Sea Salt Part Of Your Beauty Arsenal

Pacific Sea Salt is a natural assistant for balance, protection, and restoration of the body and skin.

New Zealand’s Pacific Sea Salt is obtained from solar evaporation of sea water. This is one of the major differences from modernly refined salt. This powerful salt contains a variety of minerals that play a role in keeping the body’s electrolytes in a healthy balance.

As the weather changes it alters your skin balance. By adding Pacific Sea Salt to your beauty practice, you can help improve balance and hydration.

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Here are a few hacks to add to your daily routine.

1. Balancing Mask Both salt and honey have anti-inflammatory properties to soothe skin and calm irritation.
  Mix 2 teaspoons Fine Pacific Sea Salt with 4 teaspoons Manuka Honey +5 to create a spreadable paste. Apply to clean, dry skin, avoiding eye area. Let stand for 10 to 15 minutes. Before rinsing, soak a washcloth in very warm water, wring out. Lay the warm washcloth on your face for 30 seconds. Use your fingers in a circular motion while rinsing your skin with tepid water.
2. Facial Toner Pacific Sea Salt helps cleanse pores and balance oil production.
  Mix 1 teaspoon Fine Pacific Sea Salt with 4 ounces of warm water in small spray bottle. Shake until all salt dissolves. Spray on clean, dry skin, avoiding eyes. Use daily or twice daily.
3. Body Scrub Pacific Sea Salt is a gentle natural exfoliate that cleans off dead skin. It’s natural minerals aid in softening skin and restoring hydration.
  Mix a 1/4 Pacific Sea Salt and a 1/2 cup coconut oil into a thick paste. Add 10 drops of Tea Tree Oil. Apply in the shower with a washcloth scrubbing your skin in a circular motion.
4. Rejuvenating Scrub Pacific Sea Salt is a skin-softening exfoliant that restores skin.
  Mix together a 1/2 cup Pacific Sea Salt, a 1/4 cup aloe vera gel, a 1/4 cup coconut oil, and 10 drops Manuka Oil 80% in Sweet Almond Oil. The resulting mixture should form a thick paste. Apply in the shower with a washcloth, scrubbing your skin in a circular motion.