Black Sea Salt - Small

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):
Sea Salt, Activated Charcoal

Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved):
Sea Salt, Activated Charcoal

Directions:
Add fragrance as directed. If salts are moist, allow to naturally dry in open air before packaging.

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Average Customer Rating:

(14 Reviews)

PRODUCT REVIEWS

Tama • Texas Date Submitted:  10/21/2024 I Recommend This Product!

"Great black" COMMENTS:  This is the perfect black to outline a few molds I have A little goes a long way PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • Color and texture

Josey • Pennsylvania Date Submitted:  08/29/2019 I Recommend This Product!

"Great quality! " COMMENTS:  Excellent quality and great price! I used this salt for foot bombs, not just for the benefits, they looked great too! PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

carol • Georgia Date Submitted:  07/18/2019 I Recommend This Product!

"Bath Salts" COMMENTS:  This product adds depth and color to my bath salts. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Kesha • Michigan Date Submitted:  03/11/2019 I Recommend This Product!

"Perfect addition to salt scrubs!!" COMMENTS:  Fine and very black. This salt takes salt scrubs for ordinary to extraordinary. Two thumbs up!! PRODUCT USED IN:   Exfoliants & Sugar Scrubs THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • Everything!!! • Price is good for quantity • Nothing!!

janelle • Massachusetts Date Submitted:  02/19/2019 I Recommend This Product!

"my favorite!" COMMENTS:  love the contrast of this salt with other colors and even white. Great for detox benefits as well. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts, Exfoliants & Sugar Scrubs

Linda  • California Date Submitted:  08/19/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"Perfect for men’s line" COMMENTS:  I used this as two products Salt Scrub and Foaming Bath Salt Scrub both for men. So far everyone loves it. I got better reviews for the Foaming Bath Salt Scrub. I will definitely continue to use. I used both but prefer the “small” to the “fine” salt PRODUCT USED IN:   Exfoliants & Sugar Scrubs

angela • Georgia Date Submitted:  07/27/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"Looks great!" COMMENTS:  I use this in one of my soaps and one of my bath salt blends. Looks awesome! PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Cold Process, Bath Fizzies & Salts

Munsters Mayhem • California Date Submitted:  06/27/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"Love the added color" COMMENTS:  My daughter and I use these in our bath salts and absolutely love the little color pop they give PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

jaretha • Tennessee Date Submitted:  05/15/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"foot soak" COMMENTS:  mixed salts with Epson used in foot soak leaves feet soft and dead skin loose to remove PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • love it as foot soak

julie • Utah Date Submitted:  04/29/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"Really fun accent" COMMENTS:  I want to say thank you for the Handmade 101 recipes. I used this to make the scrub and was very excited about the way it added a great POP the look of my scrub. I had seen this salt before and it is a bit too pricey for a product but as a accent its great. Now that I have tried it I can see a lot more applications. Thanks for the boost to my creative juices! PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Tonya • Kentucky Date Submitted:  12/19/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"Awesome!" COMMENTS:  Looks so cool mixed into my bath salts. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Spencer • Pennsylvania Date Submitted:  11/17/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"Nice!" COMMENTS:  Used on top of some soap as a mild exfoliant and embellishment, love the look! PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Cold Process

sammi • Pennsylvania Date Submitted:  09/03/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"Nice additive " COMMENTS:  I used these in my bath salts. I mixed them with white salts. It looked very cool in a mason jar. Many customers asked questions as to what was the black stuff. I smiled and told them what it was. Many thought it was cool. I would by again PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • Look • Color

None • Texas Date Submitted:  04/24/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"Black Salt" COMMENTS:  I liked the color that still showed when mixed in foaming bath whip as well as the hard exfoliating feel PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour, Exfoliants & Sugar Scrubs THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • Everything especially the price • Nothing

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CC Questions And Answers

"I want to make a foot wash using the liquid suspension soap. with this product the black sea salt as an exfoliant. Do you know if it would dissolve in the soap??" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Denise   |   October 22, 2022 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Yes, this would likely dissolve in the soap. We would recommend our Jojoba Beads - Black for a dark exfoliant: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/jojoba-bead-black.aspx   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 15, 2022 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"What's the best recipe for salt bars using melt and pour? Thanks" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Marcie   |   March 19, 2021 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer This is the recipe we have for MP Salt bars. https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/how-to-make-recipes/himalayan-salt-bars-melt-and-pour.aspx   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 22, 2021 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"How much polysorb 80 do you add per lb when making this into a sea salt for bath use?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: george   |   December 30, 2020 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer We recommend using the same amount of Poly 80 as you have oils in your recipe, fragrance included.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 04, 2021 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Can this be added to melt and pour?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Gina   |   October 12, 2020 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Yes, but the color may bleed off the salts over time.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 12, 2020 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"How do I get the charcoal from separating? Do I just add polysorbate 80?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Nancy   |   January 25, 2020 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Once the salt is added to the water, the charcoal will separate from the salts. There is no way to prevent this. We do recommend using Poly 80 with these salts since the charcoal can stain.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 27, 2020 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Could this be used for odor neutralizer sachets" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Krystal   |   June 29, 2019 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer You can certainly try this in an odor neutralizer sachet. Since salt naturally attracts moisture, we are not sure how this would work in a sachet.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 01, 2019 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Does the activated charcoal separate from the salt when used as a bath salt 8. The bath tub?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Tracy   |   April 04, 2018 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Yes, the charcoal does separate and come off in the bath water.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 09, 2018 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"I used this salt in face scrub mixed with pink salt. The scrubs went rancid much faster than when I don't add it. Any idea why this may have happened?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Kelly   |   April 02, 2018 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer We do not feel it was the Black Sea Salt that made your scrub rancid. Be sure your oils are new, you have added Vitamin E or Rosemary Oleoresin as an anti-oxidant and also a preservative for any possible water contamination.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 09, 2018 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Is the black sea salt food grade?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Angela   |   December 27, 2017 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer No, this salt is not food grade.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 02, 2018 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"How many cups are in a pound?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Brittany   |   October 05, 2017 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer There are approximately 1.5 cups in a pound of salts.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 09, 2017 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Hi! I want to use this black sea salt in cp soap colored with titanium dioxide. I saw this is sea salt mixed with activated charcoal. Will the activated charcoal separate from the sea salt & color my white soap black/grey? Thank you for your help! Susan" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Susan   |   July 26, 2017 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer We have not used this salt in a soap recipe but it is very possible the charcoal may come off the sea salt and discolor your soap. You may need to test in a small batch.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 01, 2017 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No