ManSalt Muscle Soak -Epsom Salt Bulk- - Best Bath Salts (Boss, 1LB)

I really like a nice soak after hitting the gym. I liked this epsom salt and it had a nice frangrance, but for me it was not enough of an enhancement over the kind I buy at the local drug store for a fraction of the price to rationalize repurchasing it. If money was no object, I would definitely buy more!

I got this for my roommate- one he takes baths, and has been lately having terribly muscle pain (epson salt is a wonder no doubt). He tried and loved it! He said he felt relaxed and smelt like he just put cologne on! Awesome gift for a man whom prefers and/or loves to bathe! Thank you!!

I initially purchased these salts as a gift for my dad and he loved them. He works in construction, so he frequently mentions that he gets muscle aches and pains. He has tried various other salts and products but he says that ManSalt has worked best out of everything he has tried.I can vouch for the product myself. I would get frequent soreness from doing Insanity Workout, Les Mills Pump and Combat but ManSalt helped to relieve the soreness. Overall this is a great product, the scent is very pleasant and it remedies soreness better than some other bath salts out there.

The salt was hard in the bag, couldn't really use it.

I don't make a habit of reviewing products, which is terrible given how much time I spend reading them... but this isn't about me being a leech.The fact is, I appreciate small companies that make quality products. After a hard workout, or even just a long day... or hell, pretty much anytime I get a chance... I enjoy a nice soak in the tub. I am a bath type of guy... don't judge me. I have tried a few different additives to my ritual and this has been my favorite. I ordered the 2lb bag to sample, but will be ordering a much larger quantity very soon (that said, the small bag has lasted surprisingly long).The only thing to note is that the scent is not strictly "masculine". I would describe it as pleasantly neutral and can imagine that it would appeal to women just as much as men, despite the branding.

The instructions say to add one large handful to a bath when using it as a bath soak, but the scent is not detectable with this amount. Kind of a bummer. I wanted something a little more aromatic. However, the bath salts do triple as a scrub and an ointment for ingrown hairs. Very cool. I haven't used them for these alternative purposes, but to know that the options exist is very exciting to me. I was hoping for something a little more earthy with something labeled "Caveman." It's still very sporty and not very "essential oily." I'll try another.

The smell isn't overly feminine like some other bath salts, and whether or not it's psychosomatic when I have sore muscles or an achy back I feel better after soaking in hot water with the salts dissolved in it. I like the packaging I don't know why other people were so prude about it. I just wish the instructions gave more specifics about how much to use instead of just "a handful".

Description said “bulk” and a pound worth. I was one bag and no where near a pound.