What If I used "coarse" sea salt opposed to the "fine" sea salt?

I accidentally picked up coarse seal salt, instead of the fine which I have been using... Does it matter?

updated by @beauzay: 01/13/15 09:46:47PM

I think you mean sea salt. It is okay if it is coarse, just make sure it is dissolved in the water fully before you put in on your head.

Lol yes sorry I did mean Sea Salt... What if I just did my wash, and rinse routine... I added the coarse sea salt to my bs wash, but didn't wait for the sea salt to dissolve? I could sea grains still on the bottom, I know it wasn't the BS... what happens if I did it and poured over and over without the sea salt dissolved?

coarse sea salt and fine sea salt are the same, only different grades, coarse will just take a little longer to dissolve.

peace

lol I've never waited for the sea salt to dissolve before I poured over, even when i did the sea salt pour over without the BS. hmm, I guess its works for this long, i suppose its not that bad to NOT let it dissolve? What's the draw back?

It dissolves quickly, so I would not worry. I think it would take a little longer if mixed with cold water, kind of like sugar dissolving in hot vs cold, so you are fine BeauZay

BeauZay said:

I've never waited for the sea salt to dissolve before I poured over, even when i did the sea salt pour over without the BS. hmm, I guess its works for this long, i suppose its not that bad to NOT let it dissolve? What's the draw back?

Thank you Barrellady!

I use kosher salt