Abracadabra, Abra Therapeutics, Muscle Therapy Bath, Eucalyptus & Rosemary, 17 oz (482 g)
Description
- A Natural Mineral Bath
- Pure Essential Oils
- Pure Desert Minerals
- Pure Natural Herbal Extracts
Formulated for Powerful Relief
- Organic Herbals
- Dissolves Easily
- No Uncomfortable Rock Salt
- No Preservatives
- No Artificial Fragrances or Colors
- No Animal Testing
- No Animal Ingredients
Soothes Sore Muscles • Relieves Aches & Pains
ABRA Therapeutic Baths start with highly concentrated botanical infusions of organically grown roots, leaves, barks, flowers and therapeutic essential oils to provide the entire spectrum of plant nutrients to your body. ABRA Baths contain only natural, nutrient-rich minerals that soften skin and create an ideal delivery system for dispersing our proprietary botanical infusions. ABRA botanicals do not float to the surface and away from your skin. Instead, bio-available herbal nutrients stay suspended in water to nourish your cells.
Suggested use
Pour desired amount into running bath water. Swirl to dissolve. Relax in bath for 20-30 minutes. Safe for spas and hot tubs.
Other ingredients
A natural blend of Mojave Desert minerals: sodium borate and soda ash: sodium sesqui carbonate, sea salt, trace minerals, natural olive oil (olea europaea), natural extracts of bay laurel (laurus nobilis), bearberry leaf (arctostaphylos uva-ursi), sage leaves (salvia officinalis): essential oils of eucalyptus (eucalyptus citriodora), rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis), juniper (juniperus communis). lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus), fir (abies sibirica).
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