Bath salts are a collection of popular designer drugs. The name is derived from early cases where the medicines were disguised as bath salts. The bath salts, white powder, or crystals can sometimes resemble Epsom salt but are different chemically. Bath salts are becoming popular as a recreational drug. The popularity has led to bath salt manufacturers opening stores and offering a variety of salts in various shapes and sizes.

The bath salts sold today are made of many different chemicals that make them desirable. It is common to find bath salts mixed with perfumed oils and scented bath gels. This allows people to combine bath salts with bath gels to create bath foam that contains the fragrance of the bath salts. Other chemicals that are sometimes added to bath salts are essential oils, sugar, and herbs.

In addition to bath salts, bath gels, bath foam, bath powders, and other bath products have a substance called plant food. This is a by-product of the chemical called saponin. The saponin is used as a stabilizer, to reduce surface tension, and as a thickener. When bath salts and bath gels contain this substance, it is known as “plant food”. This bath salt and bath gel combination have low content of caffeine and has been found to produce no negative side effects in human consumption.

Caffeine is one of the most popular chemicals used in bath salts and in other bath salts and products. Caffeine acts as a stimulant, increasing blood flow to the body, and increasing energy. It also affects the nervous system, increasing alertness and stimulating action. Caffeine is a popular ingredient in coffee, tea, chocolate, and energy drinks. Some of the bath salts contain substances that have high potential for abuse and addiction, including the fantegrossi tree root extract, and the kava plant root extract.

MDPV or monoclonal dyes are commonly added to bath salts and other bath products. MDPV stands for monoclonal dyes, which means that the coloring is made by using a synthetic form of sugar, instead of the sugar found in real honey. Although the term monoclonal may sound harmless, this substance is actually considered quite harmful, because it is a chemical that can stain internal cloth. MDPV can irritate the skin, eyes, and lungs. In fact, it has even been linked to learning disabilities in children and other diseases.

There are other bath additives that contain a new type of chemical, called synthetic cathinones. Some of these bath products have a very similar appearance to SLS and SLES. However, bath salts that contain synthetic cathinones do not result in a rash or stinging, as the other two common bath additives do. Instead, people who are frequently exposed to synthetic cathinones may experience headaches, chest pain, nausea, irritability, and other side effects. Some researchers believe that synthetic cathinones may be linked to cancers and tumors, and other health problems. These bath additives also have a high concentration of tannins, which can also make people feel nervous and jittery.

Some of the bath salts that contain synthetic cathinones are often mistaken for recreational drugs. However, bath salts do not contain legal drugs or alcohol. They are not intended to function as substitutes for illegal drugs. Some bath salts contain Epsom salts that can cause memory loss and forgetfulness. They can also cause agitation, depression, anxiety, tremors, coughing fits, and heart palpitations.

The bath salts that have been linked to health risks include Epsom Salt, Rock Salt, and Rock Crystal. Each one has its own set of potential hazards and concerns. It is important to choose only the bath products that contain natural essential oils and other organic compounds. By avoiding bath salts containing artificial chemicals and preservatives, you can keep yourself and your family safe from unnecessary health risk.