Bath Salts from Scoop: The Real Thing That Actually Grounds You

By Tan Yan Mei

 Get your bath salts from Scoop. Good old raw salt that works, because you do not need a $40 bath bomb that smells like 'unicorn dreams' to feel better (nor do you need those that are hand harvested by monks in the Himalayas.)


Salt grounds you, detoxes and cleanses the rubbish energy clinging to your space.

If you don’t have a bathtub, leave it in a bowl and put it by your front door, in your bedroom, even your office. Anywhere you need to breathe easier.

It’s all about staying connected to something real when everything else feels complicated.

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