Feel the difference of a truly rested body

Feel the difference of a truly rested body

Magnesium-Powered Soak

Warm water and magnesium help tired
bodies unwind after demanding days.

A 15-Minute Reset Ritual

A simple foot soak creates a clear pause
between your day and your night.

Supports Body Comfort

Helps support muscle relaxation when
your body feels heavy or overworked.

Made for Better Wind-Down

Warmth, scent and stillness make
slowing down feel easy at home.

Spoil Yourself Magnesium Bath Salt

Epsom Salt: Magnesium at the Core

The ritual begins with magnesium sulphate, warm water, calming botanicals and a mindful pause.

Why the Pause Matters

Warm water and 15 quiet minutes help you shift from a busy day to a calmer state.

Magnesium, Clearly Explained

Epsom salt is magnesium sulphate, giving the formula its magnesium-led identity without exaggerated absorption or treatment claims.

The Magnesium Reset: What Unfolds in 20 Minutes

See how the magnesium-salt blend transforms warm water into a sensory evening ritual.

0–2 Minutes

The Blend Dissolves

  • Epsom and pink salt disperse into warm water
  • Peppermint and lemon release a fresh aroma
  • The water becomes evenly infused
3–5 Minutes

Mineral Contact Begins

  • Warm mineral water surrounds tired feet
  • Gentle warmth creates a comforting sensation
  • The magnesium soak settles into its rhythm
5–15 Minutes

The Body Unwinds

  • Sustained warmth supports a relaxed body feel
  • The aromatic blend keeps the ritual sensory
  • The evening begins to feel less rushed
15–20 Minutes

The Reset Completes

  • Feet emerge feeling clean and refreshed
  • The body feels ready to slow down
  • The ritual creates a softer evening transition
YOUR 20-MINUTE MAGNESIUM RESET
A warm mineral soak designed to help demanding days end on a calmer, more intentional note.
YOUR 20-MINUTE MAGNESIUM RESET
Spoil Yourself Magnesium Bath Salt

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74% Himalayan Pink Salt
Magnesium sulphate included
Four named aromatic oils
Key percentages disclosed
Resealable 400g pouch
Customers enjoying their daily wellness routine
7+

of Indias Surveyed
get less than 6 hours of uninterrupted sleep

Daily wellness product
15ENZYME SYSTEMS

Magnesium supports reactions involved in normal muscle and nerve function

Need help?

Any Questions?

Do I need a bathtub to use this bath salt?
No, A simple bucket or foot tub is enough. Add 4–5 spoons of salt to warm water, soak feet or legs for 15–20 minutes, and you’re done.
How does this help with sleep and stress?
Spoil Yourself is powered by Epsom & Pink Salt (rich in magnesium). Warm water + magnesium help relax tight muscles and support your nervous system, so your body feels safe enough to slow down and sleep better.
How often can I use it in a week?
You can use it 2–4 times a week, depending on how tired or sore you feel. Many people like to keep one fixed ‘magnesium night’ every week.
Will it actually help with muscle pain or stiffness?
It’s not a medicine, but warm magnesium soaks are widely used to ease muscle tension, post‑workout soreness and body stiffness. If you have a medical condition or injury, please check with your doctor first.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
The salts and essential oils are gentle and designed for most skin types, but if you have very reactive or broken skin, do a patch test first and avoid using on cuts, rashes or infections.
Can pregnant or breastfeeding women use this?
Many women do use Epsom salt soaks, but because every body and pregnancy is different, we recommend checking with your gynaecologist before starting any new routine.
From what age can this be used? Can kids use it?
For kids above 8–10 years, a mild foot soak with a smaller quantity (2–3 spoons) is usually fine under adult supervision. Avoid for very young children and always stop if there is any irritation.
Can I combine this with magnesium tablets or other supplements?
This is a topical magnesium ritual, not an oral supplement. Most people can safely combine both, but if you’re already on prescription medicines or supplements, it’s best to check with your doctor.