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April 11, 2007 9:34 PM
Review: Molton Brown Thermal Salts Muscle Soak
What They Say: Unravel the strains of the day with this dedicated muscle therapy created to restore a tense, weary body. Enriched with dynamic thermal salts and active extracts of linden and birch. Helps to flush toxins, soothe the muscles and boost skin condition, while a fresh woody aroma lifts the spirit.
Our thermal salts originate from 250 million year old seawater deposits in the German Leine Valley and are an extremely rich and concentrated source of active minerals.
What Lisa Says: Being the time of year that I tend to get outside and weed, plant and hack away at the garden, I saved this product for when I knew I’d be needing a soothing soak for aching muscles. This product was just what I had hoped it would be! A blend of linden and birch, the fragrance alone was strong but relaxing leaving a fresh forest-like scent that stayed on the skin long past my evening bath and into the next morning. My muscles did feel less sore and I noticed that it also reduced some swelling in my feet & ankles. It also seemed that small cuts and bruises that I’d received were immediately less sore and bothersome and I couldn’t help but wonder if this was the work of the extract and mineral-rich formula of these small turquoise crystals.
I definitely recommend this product for those wanting a stress-busting, muscle-easing soak. Would be a lovely gift item as well.
Retail Price: $29.00/10 oz. (Spalook.com)
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Review: Molton Brown Thermal Salts Muscle Soak:
I could so use a muscle soak right now. I just may have to check this out!
Teri | April 12, 2007 2:59 PM
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