The Dead Sea, situated 423 meters below sea level, is renowned as one of the world’s natural wonders and the richest source of natural minerals. It contains 26 essential minerals, including magnesium, calcium, bromide, and potassium, with twelve of these minerals found nowhere else in the world. These unique minerals are known for their ability to induce relaxation, nourish the skin, stimulate the circulatory system, and alleviate rheumatic discomfort and metabolic disorders.

The Dead Sea stands alone as the earth’s natural spa, offering a unique cocktail of beneficial substances. For centuries, its legendary healing powers have been sought after, drawing people from all corners of the world to immerse themselves in its life-giving waters. The precious mud from its floor, enriched by millennia of mineral deposition, is a vital component of our products, capturing the essence of the Dead Sea’s ancient wellness secrets.

The Dead Sea minerals are essential for maintaining healthy skin. They aid in cell renewal and regeneration, acting as disinfectants and removing harmful substances. These rich minerals also stimulate blood circulation, enhancing oxygen supply to the skin and eliminating toxins. This process promotes circulation, tones, and firms skin tissues, leaving the skin and coat glowing radiant and youthful.

Skin benefits:

• Soothes irritated skin
• Accelerates the healing of scars, wounds, and bruises.
• Offers a protective barrier.
• Encourages new cell growth and soothes irritation.
• Balances pH levels and deeply moisturizes for supple skin.
• Deep cleans, disinfects, and hydrates.

Hair benefits:

• Reduces shedding by fortifying hair follicles.
• Stimulates robust and shiny hair growth.
• Promotes a soft and lustrous coat.
• Aids in hair regeneration.

Overall wellness:

• Enhances the immune system.
• Induces relaxation.
• Enhances blood circulation.
• Relieves muscle tension.
• Promotes antioxidants and detoxifies the body.

Sulphur: Helps to disinfect the skin. Important in keratinization and synthesis of collagen in skin.

Sodium: The Sodium ions remove skin scales and improve its permeability. After penetrating the skin, it binds with water and generates a feeling of suppleness which makes it ideal for very dry skin.

Magnesium: Magnesium concentrations found in the Dead Sea are fifteen times higher than salts in other seas. Magnesium is essential for cell metabolism and skin health. A significant deficit in Magnesium has been discovered in skin scales and serum of patients with psoriasis, thus revealing its role in affecting the ripening of skin cells of psoriasis patients.

Moreover, Magnesium has both anti-allergic and antioxidant properties that promote healthier skin.

Potassium: Improves oxidation, stimulates, maintains and regulates nerve signals and muscle contractions. Besides assisting cells to absorb nourishment and expel waste products, Potassium is essential for maintaining a healthy water balance needed for cell metabolism. Water imbalance can give rise to many uncomfortable symptoms that include abnormally dry skin and acne as well as flare ups of Psoriasis.

Bromide: It has a deeply calming effect on the nervous system and possesses potent healing properties.

Bitumen: Acts as an anti-inflammatory agent.

Chlorine: It is essential for maintaining the proper balance between alkalinity and acidity in the skin. Additional to its impotence for cell metabolism, Chlorine promotes mineral balance and regulates excess oil production in the skin.

Iodine: It is essential for both energy regulation and cell metabolism. It plays a vital role in maintaining moisture and cellular balance by eliminating toxins and improving nutrient absorption.

Calcium: It is essential for strengthening cell membranes and cleansing the pores. It plays a vital role in the production and maintenance of healthy bones, as well as in regulating the function of heart muscles and nerves, and relieving pain.

Zinc: It contributes to the enzymatic regulation of cell proliferation and also provides significant moisturizing benefits.

Phosphorus: It is essential for the proper functioning of the skin system, including cell energy production, metabolic processes, and particularly the ability to repair cells damaged by external aggressors. It also facilitates the formation of numerous enzymes and helps rebalance pH levels.

Lithium: Beside acting as a mood stabilizer, it helps alleviate skin conditions like psoriasis, extends cell longevity, and supports both short-term and long-term nervous system health.

Boron: It helps in converting vitamin D into its active form within the body and in enhancing the absorption and utilization of both Magnesium and Calcium. It plays a vital role in maintaining animal health and preventing nutritional disorders. Boron deficiency has been correlated with low immune function and high incidence of osteoporosis which increases mortality risk.

Strontium: It has effective properties that prevent itchiness, reduce signs of skin irritations and inflammation. As an antioxidant, it protects cell membranes and preserves tissue elasticity, ensuring excellent hydration.

Iron: It is essential for maintaining and delivering oxygen to the circulatory system. Its functions include the creation of red blood cells and hemoglobin, oxygen transportation within hemoglobin, and the formation of enzymes that regulate metabolic and digestive processes.

Selenium: As an antioxidant safeguarding the cell membrane, selenium plays a crucial role in maintaining tissue elasticity and defending against dry skin and dandruff. Insufficient selenium levels are linked to premature aging, eczema, and psoriasis.

Copper: As it promotes the production of collagen, melanin, and keratin, Copper is vital for mobility as well as Skin and coat health. It helps in maintaining healthy skin and enhancing coat color and quality. Moreover, it is essential for the maintenance of bones, cartilage, and joints, promoting proper skeletal development and joint health.

Silicon: It is important for the maintenance of strength, elasticity and proper skin density as well as the production of collagen.

Chrome: It helps in balancing the natural pH of the skin.

Cobalt: As an integral part of Vitamin B12, Cobalt is essential for the function of cells. It is involved in the production of red blood cells and the production of antibacterial and antiviral compounds that prevent infections.

Nickel: It is necessary for membrane integrity and proper functioning of metabolism.

Molybdenum: It works as enzyme cofactor and promotes cell function.