Rich in magnesium, calcium, and potassium — nature’s ultimate detox and rejuvenating clay

Few natural ingredients have as rich a history or potent an effect as Dead Sea mud. Sourced from the mineral-saturated shores of the Dead Sea (Jordan/Israel) — the lowest point on Earth — this black, nutrient-dense clay has been a skincare staple for over 2,000 years. With 21 beneficial minerals (including magnesium, calcium, potassium, and bromide), it offers clinically supported benefits for skin, joints, and natural soapmaking.
The Dead Sea contains 34% salinity — 10x higher than ocean water. Over millennia, minerals have leached into the sediment, creating a therapeutic mud with:

Draws out impurities, tightens pores, and delivers deep mineral nourishment.
Improves circulation, reduces cellulite appearance, and flushes toxins.
How to Use: Apply warm mud to thighs/arms, wrap in cling film, relax 30 min, rinse.
Magnesium and bromide penetrate to reduce inflammation and relax muscles.
How to Use: Apply 3 mm layer to sore areas, cover with warm towel, leave 20 min.
Cleanses buildup, balances oil, and stimulates follicles.
How to Use: Massage into damp scalp, leave 10 min, rinse. Use weekly.

Add 15–30 g per 500 g oils at light trace for a cleansing, mineral-rich bar.
Whether in masks, wraps, or handmade soap, Dead Sea mud delivers spa-level results at home. Its unique mineral profile supports:
