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Best deals on Himalayan salt lamps (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Body Source Himalayan salt lamps are on sale on Amazon, saving you up to 38% on list price.
Before we start waxing lyrical about all the benefits of Himalayan salt lamps, we should probably explain what they are.
Every lamp has a unique and distinctive shape, and is expertly hand-carved from authentic Himalayan salt found only in Pakistan. They even come with an integrated dimmable switch that lets you fully adjust the warmth and glow of your lamp, so it can be used in the day and night.
So this all sounds great, but what sets these lamps apart from the competition? Himalayan salt is known for its therapeutic health and reported air purifying properties, and is said to emit a stream of negative ions which can purify the air against allergens and pollutants. The science is a little sketchy here, but a warm glow is comforting nonetheless.
Himalayan salt lamps are on sale right now on Amazon. You can pick up lamps in a range of sizes, and save up to 38% on list price.
These deals expire at midnight on Jan. 29, so you’ll need to move fast to secure a saving.
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