Ritual Air Bath Salts, 5 oz

The Air element. The clarity-and-breath seat of the elemental line.

Bright aromatic blend. The lifting register, in the water.

5 oz working size. Several ritual baths per pouch.

• Contents: Ritual Air bath salts, 5 oz
• For bath use: dissolve in warm water; external use only, not for consumption
• Discontinue if skin irritation occurs; a first-time patch of caution suits sensitive skin
• SKU: RBAIR

The ritual bath is one of practice's oldest formats, the working done in water so the body attends the whole of it, and the elemental line keys each soak to a quarter of the classical four. Air is the mind's element in the tradition: breath, thought, clarity, the beginning-of-things freshness of the east quarter, and its bath is the one drawn before decisions, study, and the mornings that need a clean start. The custom is simple: dissolve, settle, breathe with intention, and let the soak mark the turning. The salts clarify nothing on their own, as we say plainly of every bath in the line; they scent the water beautifully while the clear thinking is brought to the tub by its occupant.

1. Dissolve a small handful in a warm bath.
2. Soak, breathing with the working's intention, in the element's register.
3. Rinse lightly after if you prefer, and discontinue if skin objects.

• Ritual Earth Bath Salts, 5 oz: the grounding quarter of the same line.
• Ritual Air Bath Salts, 5 lb: the bulk bag for the steady practice.
• Red Chime Candles, 20 Pack: bath-side flame in working scale.

What is the Air element for?

The mind's quarter in the classical four: breath, thought, clarity, and beginnings, the bath drawn before decisions and clean starts.

Is it skin-safe?

It is made for bath use: dissolve fully, keep it external, and let sensitive skin start cautiously as with any scented salt.

How many baths per pouch?

Several: a small handful per soak carries the scent, so 5 oz outlasts its size.