bath salts
- noun
- /bæθ sɔlts/
- My friend loves to unwind with lavender-scented bath salts after a long day.
- scented bath salts
It was this, excuse me, and some bath salts and like, rollerball perfumes.
- It was this, excuse me, and some bath salts and like, rollerball perfumes.
- Things like soaps, lotion bars, bath salts and candles.
- Taking a bath, Putting in the oils in the bath salts, Putting on a little music, maybe reading a book.
- Ahava Dead Sea salt natural Dead Sea bath salts.
- But I do believe in doing like a good bath where you exfoliate, where you're soaking in some beautiful bath salts.
- I'm very excited about this and I'm going to use these little bath salts if it wants to focus.
Examples
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These bath salts are infused with essential oils to create a calming aroma in the tub.
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I forgot the lavender bath salts.
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A bath is even better, as there is nothing more relaxing than sitting in a tub filled with bubbles and bath salts.
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And in this gift is their Sleep Dharma bath salts and their Sleep Dharma shower oil.
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I love good quality bath salts and bath products, and here's a few that I've loved using this year.
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If all you can get are two washcloths instead of the entire set of bath towels, for example, add something inexpensive but thoughtful, such as a pretty candle or a small bottle of bath salts in their favorite fragrance.
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She added a scoop of bath salts to the warm water to help relax her muscles.
Synonyms
A liquid or powder that you add to bathwater to make foam and a nice smell
A liquid or powder you add to bath water to make foam and smell nice
A white salt put in baths to soothe sore muscles and ease constipation
A liquid you add to a bath to make bubbles and a nice smell
A liquid or powder that makes bubbles and smells nice in a bath
How Soothing
Surface Forms
Morphology
A B1 learner knowing 'bath' and 'salt' would naturally interpret 'bath salts' as salts used for bathing (e.g., Epsom salts), because the compound is compositionally transparent in its literal sense. The drug meaning is a specialized, euphemistic/slang usage that cannot be predicted from the constituents and requires specific cultural/lexical knowledge, so the expression is opaque for such learners.
Etymology
Bath salts are small scented crystals people add to hot water when they take a bath to relax and make their skin feel soft. That's why the name means a product you put in the bath to help you relax.