Kłodawa magnesium salt - potassium 1 kg MG12

Mg12 Renewal Magnesium-potassium salt KŁODAWSKA 1kg

Raw salt from the Kłodawa mine with a high magnesium and potassium content. Perfect for regeneration and daily care, not only after a hard day, but also for athletes after intense exercise.

Great quality at a competitive price. A small package.

Our magnesium and potassium salt comes from the Kłodawa deposits, known as kieserite carnallite. It is untreated and may contain particles of sand and fine gravel. It naturally regenerates the body during daily care and is particularly recommended for people experiencing symptoms of physical and mental exhaustion.

The origin of the magnesium-potassium salt Mg12 RENEWAL
Kieserite carnallite
rock salt deposits from the Kłodawa mine. It is a natural mineral, a mixture of carnallite, kieserite, halite, and anhydrite - magnesium, sulfur, and salt (chloride) minerals. It contains not only chloride ions, but also magnesium and potassium ions. Mg12 RENEWAL salt is a raw natural rock salt, without anti-caking agents or aromatic additives.

Properties of magnesium-potassium salt
Thanks to its gentle action, it can be used regularly as a basic salt for regeneration.
It reduces the tendency for temporary muscular and skeletal ailments to appear. It is recommended for people who are physically and mentally exhausted, as it provides almost immediate regeneration.

It does not dry out the epidermis, leaving the skin soft and firm, giving a velvety skin effect.

How to use salt
Kłodawa magnesium-potassium salt should be used in its 3% solution, so use the correct amount depending on your intended use. If it's a 100-liter bathtub and half full, we should use about 1 to 1.5 kg. Used in a bowl -
consequently less.

The water to be used must be warm - about 38 degrees - and contain no detergent (you can use a few drops of essential oil to
Treat yourself to aromatherapy). The bath should last about 20 minutes, then the body should be rinsed with running water.

Limits of use
Before using brine baths, always ask a specialist about contraindications to their use.

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