Friday, January 20, 2012

Getting to Know Salt of the Earth a Little More

We wanted to share some of our "frequently asked question & answers" for a more thorough insight into Salt of the Earth...
  • Are Salt of the Earth ingredients safe? Yes, they are safe. All ingredients used by Salt of the Earth are considered safe by the Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel. More information regarding this can be found here.
  • Are there minimum order requirements? No minimums!
  • What is the difference between Salt and Sugar Glow Scrubs? Salt Glow Scrub is more of a coarse grain exfoliate than Sugar. If you have just shaved your legs or have sensitive skin, Sugar is a better option as it won't sting with cuts or abrasions.
  • What is the shelf life on Salt of the Earth products? Because of the depth of scent selection and customization we offer, shelf life will depend on the fragrance and product. All of our products and scents have at least a 1 year shelf life. If you keep the products out of the heat and sun - they can last over 2 years.
  • Are the 12 oz Retail Cubes recyclable? The retail packages are made with PP and ABS 40% recycled plastics which are recyclable in most cities across the USA.
If you have any questions regarding Salt of the Earth, email us at info@saltearthspa.com and we will get you your answer asap!

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

The Start of 2012

January is always a time for reflection of the past and hope for the future. This past year Salt of the Earth was so blessed through hard work, determination, and good friends. We had some amazing experiences and created life-long friendships with some of the greatest in the spa industry. Being a small company in an industry built on unity, relationships, and helping hands we have been taught so much. We are understanding our own position and where we can work with spas to create success. 2011 built a foundation for what we believe will be an exceptional future.

Our good friend Stephanie Yaggy, NAILPRO Executive Editor, wrote about New Year's resolutions in the January 2012 issue and has some great insights. In her article The Power of Positive Thought, she says, "I like to look at the year ahead as though anything is possible. In our day-to-day lives, it's so easy to get caught up in the grind that we forget that we truly do have the power to make good things happen if we just put our mind to it."

Amen to that! May we all have an incredible year to come and see the positive in people, situations, and experiences. Happy 2012!

Friday, January 13, 2012

A Bit About Our Mask

White kaolin, also known as China or white clay, is basically kaolinite and is the mildest of all clays. It helps stimulate circulation to the skin while gently exfoliating and cleansing it. It does not draw oils from the skin, so it can also be used on dry skin types without negative results. It is also suitable for sensitive skin.

Kaolin Clay is high in calcium, silica, zince, and magnesium, which are beneficial for oily, blemished skin. The clay's mildly drying and disinfectant properties help heal existing blemishes and inflammations, while preventing new ones from forming. Traditionally, clays are used to reduce swelling and inflammation, and to draw impurities from the skin. The high mineral content of White Kaolin Clay rejuvenates the skin while the clay exfoliates and stimulates blood circulation to the skin. Regular use of clay will remove dead skin cells, improve circulation to the skin, remove debris from the pores and bring about a smooth healthy glow.


We love Kaolin Clay for our masks because it:
  • Has a high mineral content
  • Cleanses and exfoliates
  • Helps heal and prevent blemishes and inflammations
  • Stimulates circulation