Bath soak crystals
2–5 mm · 5–10 mm grades
The core line. Coarse crystals that dissolve slowly in a warm bath. Supplied loose in 25 kg sacks for repackers or filled into your own jars and pouches.
Bath & Body
Himalayan bath salt, graded for the jar it ends up in
Bath products are bought with the eyes. We wash, screen and colour-sort every batch on a dedicated cosmetic line so what reaches your shelf looks as good through glass as it feels in the water.
- Soak crystals, foot soak, soap, scrub base, sauna stones and inhalers
- Loose bulk sacks or filled into your own jars and pouches
- Plain graded crystal or blended to your fragrance formulation
- Batch certificate of analysis with every shipment
The bath and body range
Six lines that sit naturally together on a shelf. Most buyers start with soak crystals and add soap and scrub once the category proves itself.
Foot soak grade
5–10 mm coarse
A larger, slower-dissolving crystal sized for foot basins and pedicure use. A strong repeat line for salons and podiatry suppliers.
Salt soap bars
70 g · 120 g polished bars
Solid salt bars, machine-polished and edge-rounded, used as a cleansing and massage block. Shrink-wrapped or boxed with your label.
Body scrub base
0.5–1.5 mm fine granular
A fine, evenly graded scrub granule supplied plain for you to blend with your own oils and fragrance, or pre-blended to your formulation.
Sauna stones
40–80 mm tumbled
Smooth tumbled stones for sauna baskets and steam room trays. Heat-stable and long-lasting compared with loose crystal.
Salt inhaler pipes
Ceramic body, refillable
Ceramic inhaler pipes supplied filled with coarse crystals, with refill sachets available. Packed in printed retail cartons.
Cosmetic-grade preparation
What separates bath stock from ordinary crushed salt.
- Washing
- Rinsed and dried on a dedicated cosmetic line, separate from construction stock
- Grading
- Screened to the ordered range; out-of-spec fines are removed, not blended back in
- Colour
- Sorted for consistent pink tone — patchy batches look wrong in a clear jar
- Moisture
- Dried below 0.5 % so product does not cake in retail packaging
- Documentation
- Certificate of analysis per batch; cosmetic safety data on request
Packing formats
Bulk sack
25 kg PP woven with inner liner
Repackers and blenders
Glass jar
250 g – 1 kg with cork or screw lid
Premium retail lines
Stand-up pouch
300 g – 1 kg resealable, your artwork
Grocery and e-commerce
Organza / muslin bag
50 g – 200 g single-use soak sachets
Hotels and gift sets
Questions from bath and beauty buyers
How much bath salt goes into one bath?+
Between 200 g and 500 g in a standard tub is the usual dosage, which is worth printing on your pack so customers get the experience they expect. That works out to roughly two to five baths per kilogram — a useful figure when you are setting a retail price point.
What is the difference between your bath grade and edible grade?+
Both come from the same seam, but they run on different lines. Edible salt goes through metal detection and food-grade packing under our ISO 22000 and HACCP systems. Bath grade is washed, graded and colour-sorted for appearance in a clear jar, and is not sold or labelled for consumption.
Can you blend essential oils into the salt for us?+
Yes. Send your formulation or specify a fragrance and we blend, tumble and pack to your recipe. Many buyers instead take plain graded crystal and blend locally, which avoids fragrance degradation over a long sea freight.
Do salt soap bars dissolve quickly in the shower?+
They wear rather than dissolve, and a 120 g bar typically lasts a few months with normal use. Advise customers to keep it on a draining dish away from direct spray — a bar sitting in standing water will erode noticeably faster.
What is your minimum order for bath products?+
One pallet per SKU for trial orders, scaling to full container loads. Mixed pallets across two or three bath lines are possible for first orders so you can test what sells before committing to volume.
