Brines / Salt for inhalation and bathing

To take full advantage of the beneficial effects of thermal salts on the human body, you need to know how to properly prepare brine baths. This is not a difficult task, and the benefits of relaxing in fortified water are countless.

Which bath salts should you choose?
Thermal salts, such as iodine-bromine, not only support the body in various ailments, but also care for the skin. No wonder it's used both in SPAs, as well as in cosmetic SPAs or in hydro massages. Enriched water softens the skin, nourishes and moisturises it, and also helps in deep cleansing.

In order to enjoy not only refreshment and hydration, but also a regenerating effect, you can use bath salts with the addition of sea algae. After relaxing in a bath of water enriched with French algae, excess fat is reduced and the muscles are relaxed, which rests the whole body deeply.

Salt baths - for whom?

Adding thermal salts to the bath is one of the ways to prevent the skin from drying out during long soaking in water. The brine bath helps build immunity, supports the treatment of rheumatism and dermatological diseases, while steam breathing is great for the throat, larynx and lungs. The addition of thermal brine will help to compensate for iodine deficiency in the body, which directly translates into improved cellular respiration. Relaxation in the water enriched with minerals relaxes and calms down, which makes the brines a perfect ally in the fight against stress.

Both sauna salts and thermal salts have a great effect on the human body - in terms of both its health and the condition of the skin. It is worth providing yourself with the necessary minerals while relaxing in the jacuzzi!