Himalayan Salt Lamp From Thrift Store Finds

Описание: Himalayan salt lamp from thrift store finds is the perfect gift. These salt lamps are easy, yet super inexpensive to make and I absolutely love them! You can use any base to hold your Himalayan salt rocks to match the decor of your home. Join me as I show you how to make this amazing Himalayan salt lamp :)

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