Table of Contents

1. Importance of Proper Storage
2. Optimal Storage Conditions
   1. Temperature
   2. Humidity
   3. Light Exposure
3. Storage Containers
   1. Material Considerations
   2. Sealing Mechanisms
4. Suncha Company Solutions
5. References

Importance of Proper Storage

Proper storage of bath salts is crucial to maintain their effectiveness and longevity. Incorrect storage conditions can lead to clumping, degradation of essential oils, and loss of fragrance. A consistent storage method is necessary to enjoy the maximum benefits of bath salts.

Optimal Storage Conditions

Temperature

Bath salts should be stored in a cool environment, ideally between 15°C to 25°C. Temperatures exceeding 30°C can cause essential oils to evaporate, reducing the therapeutic properties of the bath salts.

Humidity

Humidity levels should be kept below 50% to prevent absorption of moisture, which leads to clumping. A desiccant packet can be used in the storage container to help absorb excess moisture.

Light Exposure

Exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided as UV rays can degrade the quality of the essential oils and fragrances. A dark, opaque container can provide the necessary protection.

Storage Containers

Material Considerations

Glass or high-quality plastic containers are recommended due to their non-reactive nature. Metal containers should be avoided as they can react with salts, especially if any moisture is present.

Sealing Mechanisms

An airtight sealing mechanism is essential to maintain the freshness of bath salts. Screw-top lids or tightly fitting snap lids offer a good seal to prevent the ingress of air and moisture.

Suncha Company Solutions

Suncha Company offers a range of storage solutions specifically designed for bath salts. Their glass containers come equipped with silicone seals and feature UV-protective coatings to enhance the preservation of the bath salts.

Additionally, Suncha Company provides desiccant packets with their containers to ensure that the relative humidity remains optimally low, thus extending the shelf life of the bath salts.

References

1. Smith, J. (2020). The Chemistry of Bath Salts. Wellness Journal, 12(4), 45-58.

2. Johnson, L. & Lee, R. (2019). Storage Solutions for Aromatic Products. Storage Science, 3(2), 102-109.

3. Suncha Company. (2023). Product Catalogue. Suncha Corporation Publications.