Discover The Natural Power of Dead Sea Mud

Dead Sea mud is probably one of the cosmetics industry’s best kept secrets. As you imagine, we recommend going straight to the source for a natural dose. Still, you might be surprised to find out many cosmetics products actually package the stuff and send it just around the corner from you. Of course, if you’d like to get your skin tingling right now, we’ll recommend a few online retailers as well.

The muddy shores of the Dead Sea

Soap, Facial Masks, and Bath Salts - all extracted from the Dead Sea's natural black mud.

Rich in Dead Sea mineral mud, soap, bath salts and facial masks based on the area’s natural healing power are available all over the world. Absorbed by the skin, these minerals cleanse and tighten the pours for a remarkably rejuvenating sensation. They come in a variety of concentrations for normal, oily, or especially dry skin. Specialty shops will let you try each out to see which works best on your skin.

Important ! We are not doctors, so if you suffer from a skin condition or are easily susceptible to allergies, consult a health care professional to make sure you’re using the product that’s right for your skin.

Ahava

Literally meaning love in Hebrew, Ahava has been a pioneer of Dead Sea cosmetics products for over 20 years. Since 1988 when they started out, the healing properties of Dead Sea mud have spread across the globe.

Adovia

The brand of choice used in professional beauticians and spa treatment centers offering beauty products from the Dead Sea.

Premier

Over one hundred cosmetics and beauty products for body and facial care treatments - all based on salts, muds and minerals from the Dead Sea.

Seacret

Manufactured in Israel and specializing exclusively in products with salt and mud extracted from the Dead Sea.

So relax, try out the black mud in a form that’s right for you, and definitely let us know how it made you feel. Personally, we prefer just going to the source and actually smearing the stuff directly on your body. But of course, we’re the locals, and a bit biased :)

Labri’ut - (to health in hebrew)
Ohad