Village Naturals Natural Mineral Bath Soak Reviews

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5.00 of 5 (by 2 users)

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little goes a long way (all)
natural ingredients (all)
soothing (all)
made in the usa (1)
multi use (1)
really work well (1)

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Village Naturals Natural Mineral Bath Soak Ratings and Reviews

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Village Naturals are Better than my favorite High end products

loving this product, very into fragrance, into anti-aging creams, budget conscious, a beauty diva, into trying new things, a bargain hunter, married

NOV

2009

In this economy we all know money is really a problem - Recently my husband lost his salary and works only on commission now . As a result of this I have to depend on my amazon gift cards (that I get for doing surveys) to buy my beauty products now. The other day I found myself with most of my bath salts and scrubs all used up . I was thinking I would end up using all my gift card money to buy just one jar of my favorite salt scrub from Philosophy . Than I thought maybe I should look around a bit first . As a result I went looking for cheaper items that I hoped would be passable and get me through... review »

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lorialcorn2006
Palm Coast, FL

Wonderfully Soothing and Refreshing!!!

a bath and body products lover, loving this product, low maintenance, a fan of aromatherapy

NOV

2007

Some of the ingredients in this product:

Chamomile (soothing)
Spearmint & Menthol (refreshing)
Epsom Salts
Vitamins A, B2, C, E
Sea Salt

I received this product as a gift from a friend to soothe aches and pains after the delivery of my first baby. However, I didn't really like the cool feeling my skin got from the menthol after I sat in the bath for a bit. Although I don't use it as a bath soak anymore, I still give the product 5 stars as I have found other uses for it that, for me, have been outstanding.

First of all, when I have a bad cold with terrible congestion, I sprinkle some of the bath salts...

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