Making my way through the morning market today, I found another health gem stuck within the endless row of veggies and meat stalls. It is a soap that can rejuvenate the human skin. Perfect for putting those pimples, acne, pigmentation, freckles or any other skin related diseases at bay. Well, I believe you get the picture. I haven't seen these soaps for quite some time, guess it is a passing fad. 

Yup, it  is a natural organic salt soap which brings immense health benefits to our skin if use often. It might look like a stone, feel like a stone but it is in fact a block of salt. It carries the brand Nature Plus from Poland weighing about 400 g. The best thing about this soap is it does not contain any chemical, hence if you do swallow some of it accidentally while using it during shower, rest assured you won't get any intoxication because it composes of organic salt  (as implied by its name).   

As I mentioned in my earlier post regarding this organic salt soap that new users might be let down by the missing of a main ingredient of what we most expected from a soap  : foam. Yup, no foam ever produced from this soap no matter how you rub and wet it on your skin because it contains salt. Then again, do not do that as it will severely scratching and wounding your skin.

So how to use it? The seller suggested to soak the soap in a glass of water over night. Then apply the water immersed with soap to your skin. If you have sensitive and itchy skin, you might get some tingling as well as stinging sensation due to the wounds coming into contacts with the water soap. He also recommended I chose the darker color soap.

Then again, if you find the above method too troublesome, just wet the soap during your shower time, and then rub your palm against the wet salt soap surface and then rub your hand onto the parts of your body. To enjoy the best effect of the healing properties of the soap, leave the soap solution on your skin for 3 minutes.

Well, if you can't wait so long, at least wait for ten to twenty seconds. It is the same reason when we use shampoo on our hair. If you immediately rinse your hair after applying shampoo to your hair, do you think that the shampoo effects would have a chance to work on your hair? Hmm, maybe that's why most of us blame the shampoo for its ineffectiveness in removing dandruff, scalp itchiness, split hair etc.

Talking about shampooing, that gives me an idea. Why not after applying the salt soap to your skin, you do shampooing on your hair? In that case, you can avoid the boredom of waiting for the soap to do its wonders to your skin and also giving your hair a healthier glow? You know, killing two birds with one stone can also take place in the bathroom!