Purification Bath Salts, 5 oz

Purification blend. Salts and fragrance in the clearing register.

A working 5 ounces. Several soaks' worth for a steady practice.

Honestly framed. Ritual staging, no therapeutic claims.

• Contents: scented ritual bath salts, 5 oz
• External use in bath water only; not for consumption; keep from children and pets
• Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs; rinse tub after use
• SKU: RBPUR

Salt water is the oldest clearing agent folk practice keeps, and the purification bath is its fresh-start format: taken at month's turns, after heavy chapters, and before beginnings that deserve clean ground. The tradition's sequence is simple, dissolve, soak, picture the old season lifting, and step out onto clear ground, often with a white candle at the tub's edge in the clean-slate custom. The salts change the water; the clearing and the fresh start belong to the bather, and we will always be plain about which part the jar performs.

1. Dissolve a generous pinch or two in a warm bath.
2. Light a white candle nearby on a safe, dry surface if your working keeps one.
3. Soak, picture the season's residue lifting, and step out onto clear ground.
4. Rinse the tub after, keep the jar sealed and dry, and stop use if skin objects.

• Purification Bath Kit: the candle-and-sachet staging for the same tub.
• Purification Bath Salts, 5 lb: the bulk jar for a steady practice.
• Protection Bath Salts, 5 oz: the sealing counterpart after the clearing.

Are these a treatment for anything?

No, and we say so plainly: they are scented ritual bath salts, staging for a cleansing working, with no therapeutic claims attached.

When does the tradition take a purification bath?

At turnings: month's ends, after heavy chapters, and before beginnings that deserve clear ground.

Any cautions?

External use only, keep from children and pets, rinse the tub after, and discontinue if your skin is irritated.