Fun fact!
Jordan Essentials’ name was actually inspired by the Dead Sea and the Jordan River that spills into it!
What's the Difference Between Dead Sea Salt and Epsom Salt?
It’s a question I hear often—and it’s a good one! While both are used for soaking and self-care, there’s a big difference in where they come from and what they offer your body.
Epsom salt is known for its high magnesium and sulfate content. Though originally made famous in Epsom, England, most Epsom salts today can come from a variety of sources.
Dead Sea Salt, on the other hand, is truly unique. Sourced only from the Dead Sea in Israel—one of the most mineral-rich bodies of water on Earth—it’s packed with magnesium, potassium, calcium chloride, sodium, and bromide. These naturally occurring minerals offer soothing benefits for your skin, muscles, and overall wellness.
It’s more than just a soak—it’s a God-given gift from the depths of the earth, designed to restore and refresh.
How Magnesium Works
4 WAYS TO USE Dead Sea Salts
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Different Scents and Benefits
Your feet will love soaking!
Add peppermint oil in the unscented salts!
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Soaking your feet in a Magnesium Dead Sea Salt Soak isn't just a treat -- it's a gentle way to care for your whole body.
The rich minerals help ease tension, calm the nervous system, and restore your tires soles at the end of the day.
Set aside a few quiet moments, or set up a foot soak while watching your favorite show in the evening -- breathe deeply, soak slowly, and let God's peace wash over you. Enjoy the rest.
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Which Dead Sea Salt is for you?
Available in:
- Sleep (Lavender, Orange, Chamomile Oils)
- Lavender & Eucalyptus Oil Blend
- Happiness (Blood Orange, Lemon, Key Lime, Ylang Ylang, Clary Sage Oils)
- Uplift (Frankincense & Orange Oils) - While Supplies Last!
- Unscented (leave as-is or add in your own essential oils!)
- Oatmeal Milk & Honey
- Copa-Calm
- Helio Renew & Restore
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