May 10, 2018
The Dead Sea mud is rich in more than 20 minerals. Mud is best known for its therapeutic benefits. It has been discovered that mud is very effective for a wide range of cosmetic uses and for skin care, as well as in healing rheumatic diseases.
The remarkable absorbent clay penetrates deeply into the pores of the skin, thoroughly cleansing and removing the dirt that impedes the nutritional process. With osmosis, the minerals contained in the mud stimulate, moisturize and restore the vitality of the skin.
Dead Sea mud is particularly known for its therapeutic benefits, which include stimulating blood circulation, restoring damaged skin cells and helping to relieve painful joints.
Mud is excellent for softening hard skin or peeling on the knees, elbows and even on the scalp. Stimulates, firms and invigorates the skin, leaving it supple, refreshing and shiny.
Since ancient times, the Dead Sea has kept its secrets. These secrets are now revealed for the benefit of medical science, skin care and beauty care.
The sea is located at the lowest point of the earth, 400 meters below sea level. It is the lowest and most saline of all the deep and natural extensions of the water and has a composition unique chemical. The bed of the valley was created 5 million years ago as part of the Great African Depression of Syria.
It has been called the Dead Sea because no animal life can live in its salt waters. Today, we know that some bacteria and algae can survive and, in fact, thrive in the warm, salty water of the Dead Sea. Due to the particular climatic conditions, the water evaporates rapidly leaving large salt deposits. These salt deposits have resulted in the creation of the world's saltiest water.
There is historical evidence that previous generations have benefited from swimming and the use of Dead Sea mud. Cleopatra of Egypt knew the cosmetic remedy of mud. King Herod treated his troubles in one of the mineral hot springs. All kinds of strange features have been documented for many hundreds of years, by all who have visited, invaded and conquered the region.
The remarkable absorbent clay penetrates deeply into the pores of the skin, thoroughly cleansing and removing the dirt that impedes the nutritional process. With osmosis, the minerals contained in the mud stimulate, moisturize and restore the vitality of the skin.
Dead Sea mud is particularly known for its therapeutic benefits, which include stimulating blood circulation, restoring damaged skin cells and helping to relieve painful joints.
Mud is excellent for softening hard skin or peeling on the knees, elbows and even on the scalp. Stimulates, firms and invigorates the skin, leaving it supple, refreshing and shiny.
Since ancient times, the Dead Sea has kept its secrets. These secrets are now revealed for the benefit of medical science, skin care and beauty care.
The sea is located at the lowest point of the earth, 400 meters below sea level. It is the lowest and most saline of all the deep and natural extensions of the water and has a composition unique chemical. The bed of the valley was created 5 million years ago as part of the Great African Depression of Syria.
It has been called the Dead Sea because no animal life can live in its salt waters. Today, we know that some bacteria and algae can survive and, in fact, thrive in the warm, salty water of the Dead Sea. Due to the particular climatic conditions, the water evaporates rapidly leaving large salt deposits. These salt deposits have resulted in the creation of the world's saltiest water.
There is historical evidence that previous generations have benefited from swimming and the use of Dead Sea mud. Cleopatra of Egypt knew the cosmetic remedy of mud. King Herod treated his troubles in one of the mineral hot springs. All kinds of strange features have been documented for many hundreds of years, by all who have visited, invaded and conquered the region.
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