I have seen sea salt in grocery stores. Food grade rock salt with grinder -- 5-6 dollars for a small amount. $$$
at walmart i saw a ground up sea salt -- but with iodine. prolly not ok?
online i saw some sea salt bath salts.. is this fine for the head?
where can i order a big amount of rock sea salt online ? or can i buy the wal mart salt with iodine?
updated by @illumiknotty: 02/14/15 09:05:59AM
Where to buy / order sea salt? are bath salts fine?
@illumiknotty
14 years ago
212 posts
@illumiknotty
14 years ago
212 posts
is yours food grade or bath salts?
@goldeneagle
14 years ago
393 posts
I have used both iodized and non-iodized salt. However the iodine found in "Iodized" salt is, mostly beneficial for the thyroid gland, when it is consumed.If you rinse your hair after using a salt water spray it really doesn't matter whether you use iodized or non-iodized salt. In that situation get what you can afford.
i get non iodized food grade sea salt. wish i could be more helpful about the iodine and bath salts and safety of them. something much like this is what i purchase.. http://www.starwest-botanicals.com/product/sea-salt-coarse-grind-organic.html
@soaring-eagle
14 years ago
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@lonnie-berg
14 years ago
219 posts
I get it at my local Wal Mart, food grade sea salt, non iodized, made by HAIN. About a dollar and a half for a one pound box. It's all we ever use at my house for cooking or anything, should be able to find it at any supermarket.
@illumiknotty
14 years ago
212 posts
yeah that would be nice. i would just go dip in the ocean, bake in the sunshine . . . if i could
@illumiknotty
14 years ago
212 posts
thanks. is rock sea salt different than "table sea salt" (ground) sVmM3RhAz3 said:
Morton Sea Salt - non-iodized, sold at Wal-Mart and other grocers... I can't remember the cost, I bought it forever ago...
@illumiknotty
14 years ago
212 posts
yeah i think i would invest in bulk order of some rock sea salt.