How To Fake An Epsom Salt Bath With This $15 Product

Ever wanted to take an Epsom salt bath to soothe those achy, post-Nutcracker muscles, but you just don’t have the time or energy? Or maybe you’re like me, and your small downtown apartment only has a shower, allowing you to only be able to soak your feet and calves in makeshift containers or empty trash cans.

Thanks to a new product called Sore+Tired, you can get all the benefits of an Epsom salt soak or a magnesium-based mineral salt compression a super easy to use, mess free, pre-mixed form that really works. I received both the Sore+Tired Blue formula and the Gold formula to try out, and I can definitely say I’m a convert. 

Here’s why:

  • Easily delivers magnesium sulfate through the skin which allows muscles to relax, relieving tightness, cramping, and stiffness
  • Minimal residual texture after application
  • Fast drying, time efficient
  • Higher concentration of mineral salt (ie. Epsom salt) than a conventional at home salt bath (30x the amount of salt per teaspoon!)
  • Subtle, non-headache causing odor
  • Added vitamins, botanicals, and emollients to soothe muscles
  • Non-staining formula

What’s the difference between the Blue and Gold formulas? 

Sore+Tired Blue contains equal parts magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) and magnesium chloride in water and aloe.  It is also mixed with other emollients, and vitamins, as well as rosemary leaf and grapefruit oils. It is a great, all-over formula for general muscle fatigue and soreness. I used this product on my arms, neck, and back muscles. (I also tweaked my back in a yoga class, and after using the Sore+Tired Blue for a few days in addition to resting, I noticed relief from the pain and stiffness that I feel would normally have taken much longer.)

Sore+Tired Gold was specifically developed for runners, dancers, skaters, and other athletes who need a product more specifically for the areas of the feet and lower leg. This formula uses potassium chloride instead of magnesium chloride to help treat overused muscles. It contains the same amount of mineral salts as the Blue formula but has slightly different vitamins, botanicals, and emollients so that it works better for the feet and calves, especially when massaged onto the muscles. (I gave myself many post dance and post yoga foot massages using this one!)

If you’re like me and can’t find the time or place to take a nice, long, relaxing Epsom salt bath when your body needs it most, give the Sore+Tired magnesium sulfate formula a try!

 

*I received this product as a free sample to test and review*

 

Get FREE SHIPPING on your order of Sore+Tired by using the code tendu on their website. This offer will be good through February 29, 2020.

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