Himalayan Mood Lamp : Made with Real Salt!

Summary: This mini Himalayan mood lamp is made from real salt and rotates through a rainbow of colors! While standard Himalayan salt lamps glow orange (or pink), this 2-1/4-inch mood lamp rotates through a full spectrum of colors, each associated with a different mood or emotion to create feelings of tranquility and peace in any working or living space. Also included is a 2-inch white base with lightbulb and a 32-page book with everything you need to know about your mood lamp and the meanings behind each color. Himalayan salt lamps are trending. Whether it's because of their purported health benefits (helping allergies, cleaning the air, and improving mood or stress levels,) or just because they look really cool, Himalayan salt lamps can be found at retailers everywhere, and they're selling like crazy among both teens and adults alike. Himalayan salt lamps are aesthetically appealing. Health claims aside, these lamps are making their way into homes, dorm rooms, and offices because of their unique aesthetic and soft, calming glow. They can be used as night lights and mood lamps, or as a unique conversation piece for any office, home, or desktop. Our mini mood lamp changes colors. Standard Himalayan salt lamps glow orange (or pink), but RP's mini-size mood lamp rotates through a full spectrum of colors, each associated with a different mood or emotion to create feelings of tranquility and peace in any working or living space. Part of our bestselling mind/body/spirit line. Bestselling Running Press kits like The Mini Zen Gardening Kit, Zen Meditation Balls, Runes, and our recently released Practical Magic, show that mind/body/spirit-themed kits that promote calmness and relaxation connects with buyers and have a healthy track record.Author Bio: Marlo Scrimizzi is a book editor who gets to have fun every day developing puzzles, stories, jokes, and activities for children, which is quite fitting because she is still a kid at heart. Marlo lives in northeast Pennsylvania where she enjoys fresh air, doing yoga, amateur fly fishing, and bird watching with her cat, Ted.