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Their color range from light pink to pink with an orange color, depending on the mineral concentration. These lamps have been gaining the attention of many people recently not only due to their attractive color, but also because of their health benefits. Here are some of them:
Himalayan salt lamps purify the air: Salt is hygroscopic, which means that it attracts water molecules. These water molecules float around in every area of your home and may have other things attached to them, such as dust, pollen, mold, or bacteria. Himalayan salt lamps work by attracting the water molecules in the room and getting rid of them and the contaminants attached to them, improving the air quality in the room. (Related: The health benefits of keeping Himalayan salt lamps in your home.)