Bath salts

/bˈaθ sˈɒlts/

/bˈæθ sˈɑːlts/

[noun]

Bath salts

[NOUN]

a type of water-soluble substances, typically containing minerals, essential oils, and fragrances

What are "bath salts"?

Bath salts are powdered or crystalline substances that are added to bathwater to enhance relaxation and provide various therapeutic benefits. They often contain a combination of minerals, essential oils, and fragrances that dissolve in water, releasing their properties. Bath salts can help soothe muscles, soften the skin, relieve stress, and create a spa-like atmosphere, allowing individuals to indulge in a rejuvenating and calming bathing experience that promotes overall well-being and self-care.

Examples

1. Most bath salts use one of two main substitutes: mephedrone or methylenedioxypyrovalerone.

2. Bath salts, they give you a little boost, maybe some euphoria at large enough doses.

3. You've probably heard about bath salts.

4. I'm going to go with bath salts.