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I've seen people rave about Dead Sea salts. Supposedly they help with skin conditions such as acne and eczema. I have tried a number of different eczema treatments but I'd be very hesitant to try a salt bath when my daughter has eczema flare-ups.  It's hard enough trying to get lotion on her. I just feel like rubbing salt into a wound would hurt her. The SF Salt Company says that after visiting the Dead Seas, psoriasis patients find their skin has improved. However, my daughter only has eczema flare-ups every once in a while and I try to bathe her less then. Maybe when she's older, I could try salt treatments on her, but for right now, she's just very scared of everything, including lotion. I've recently gotten adult acne flare-ups. It's very annoying to get acne at my age. I'm pretty sure it's due to products or habits since it's just on one side of my jaw and neck. Although this blog is dedicated to healthy, natural items, I have been using ...

This brand is part of the the San Francisco Salt Co . The company has five brands: EPSoak Sherpa Pink Minera Dead Sea Salts SF Original Bath Salts SF Gourmet Salts I thought about just writing one post about the San Francisco Salt Co., but thought it would be better to write about each brand in order to be consistent with my other posts. I also bought Sherpa Pink salts without realising they were part of the same company. I figured other people wouldn't know either. Disclaimer: Per FTC regulations, I am disclosing that I use affiliate links. I will earn a commission if you decide to make a purchase after clicking through the links. It is a way to support my blog at no additional cost to you. You can read more here . image source Lee Williamson founded the company in 2002 and since then they have expanded to be the fastest growing salt company in America. With five brands covering bath and spa salts to gourmet sea salt, they've got a large variety to choose fr...