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WHITE STONE MINERAL SOAK

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A little stillness at the water’s edge.

THE STORY.

White Stone Mineral Soak began with something I needed myself. After years of dealing with chronic muscle tension, I wanted a bath soak that was less about pampering and more about what my body needed after a difficult day.

Tired bodies come from all kinds of lives. Maybe you’ve spent the day working outside, pushed yourself hard on a run or a ride, or simply reached the end of a long day carrying more than usual.


HOW TO USE.

Dissolve 1-2 cups of White Stone into comfortably hot bathwater. Stir the water to dissolve the mineral crystals and release the botanical oils. Step in, inhale the woodsy vapor deeply, and soak for 20 minutes to allow the minerals to work their magic. Step out feeling renewed, resilient, and ready for the world again.


WHAT’S INSIDE.

Magnesium-Rich Recovery: Pure magnesium flakes plus three different mineral salts (dead sea salt, pink himalyan salt, epsom salt), combine to help tired, overworked muscles recover.

Forest Fresh Reset: Pine, cedarwood, bergamot, lavender and other aromatic botanical essential oils help support mental clarity and encourage a nervous system reset.

Skin Conditioning Comfort: Arrowroot helps create a softer water texture while leaving skin smooth and refreshed.

OTHER INGREDIENTS: dendritic salt, cornflower petals, clary sage essential oil, patchouli essential oil.


Mindful Use.

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Take care when entering and leaving the bath, as oils and botanicals may make surfaces slippery.

Keep dry between uses and store away from moisture. Keep away from pets.

A note about the aster family: this bath contains a minimal amount of cornflower petals, which are members of the Asteraceae family. If you have a known sensitivity to plants in this family, such as ragweed, daisies, chrysanthemums, mugwort, calendula, yarrow, or chamomile, we recommend proceeding cautiously.

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Aerie Waters Apothecary