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Q&A: how can you make your own “Dead Sea” in a small container with salt and water? How much salt do you need?

Question by Alicia G: how can you make your own “Dead Sea” in a small container with salt and water? How much salt do you need?
We are trying to make a model Dead Sea and we need to know how many parts salt to water we need

Best answer:

Answer by Mr. Wizard
The dead sea contains approximately 31.5% salt. The water of the dead sea does not empty into another source, but only receives water from rivers. The water evaporates, leaving behind salt and other minerals, so the concentration is ever changing.

A good way to start this is to make a 100% salt solution, then dilute it. To make the 100% solution, put a pot of water on the stove, with any amount of water. You do not have to boil the water, but raise the temperature until it is quite warm.

Then slowly start adding salt, stirring to help it dissolve. When you notice the salt crystals no longer being dissolved and swirling in the pot, let it sit for a minute or so. If the salt dissolves, add more, if not, you are done. Allow the solution to cool, then pour it into another container, be sure not to pour in any residual salt crystals. You can use a coffee filter if that helps.

Now you can dilute the 100% salt solution to get your desired concentration. 1 part 100% solution to 2 parts distilled water, gives you a 33.3% concentration, which is very close to the concentration of the Dead Sea.

If you have a container measured in cc’s (or ml), then you could add 63cc’s of 100% solution, then add 137cc’s of distilled water or add water until you reach the 200cc mark. This will give you 31.5% salt solution. Then multiply that by the amount you need.

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Prep Time: 5 minutes

Ingredients:

* 1/2 cup oil. Use sweet almond, grapeseed or another light-textured massage oil. Don’t use simple cooking oil from your pantry.

* 1 cup fine sea salt. Baleine is a good choice. Don’t use simple iodized table salt — it’s too harsh. If you have sensitive skin you can substitute sugar, which is gentler.

* 5 drops high quality essential oils. The essential oil you choose for your salt scrub depends on the result you want. Lavender is relaxing, lemongrass is refreshing and rosemary is stimulating.

Preparation:

Put the salt (or sugar) in a small bowl.

Add the oil, mixing well with a spoon or wooden stick. The texture should be moist enough to hold together, but not overly oily. You can adjust the amount of oil to achieve that texture.

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So now you’re ready to use your home-made salt scrub — once a week is plenty. And remember, never use a body scrub on your pretty face, you need something more delicate for the facial area.

That’s it!!!


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