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Health & Beauty Dead Sea Minerals Dead Sea Mud Natural Original from Israel 600gr
Health & Beauty Dead Sea Minerals Dead Sea Mud Natural Original from Israel 600gr
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Product description The Dead Sea is the lowest place on earth at 417 meters below sea level. As a result, the Dead Sea is highly concentrated with salts and minerals (31.5% minerals) essential for maintaining a healthy cell metabolism. The unique properties of natural black mud found at the Dead Sea have been well-known for thousands of years. The Dead Sea Natural Mud contains 26 minerals, such as Magnesium, Calcium, Potassium, Chlorides, Zinc Lithium, Chromium, Iron, Iodine and Barium. It is a highly effective cleanser, as it absorbs dirt & excess oils. It relieves muscle, joint pain and stress leaving you calm and relaxed. Directions Use once or twice a week. Safety Warning Avoid using more than twice a week. May cause skin irritation. Keep out of eyes and mouth. Do not use on broken skin. Always perform a patch test before use. See more
- SLS, PARABEN, MINERAL OIL FREE.
- ENRICHED WITH 26 MINERALS.
- ORIGINAL DEAD SEA PRODUCT - Dead Sea salt has been beneficial for skin always.
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