Dead Sea – premium natural ingredients for healthy skin

The Dead Sea is one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the entire world, being the saltiest body of water on earth. It is the deepest point on the planet and the richest source of natural minerals in the world, hiding wonderful treasures accumulated over thousands of years.

The Dead Sea is 427 meters below sea level and has a depth of 306 m. The oxygen pressure in the area is very high due to the low altitude. It is the deepest hypersaline lake in the world, with a salinity of 34%, making it 9 times saltier than the ocean. This salinity makes it difficult for marine life, hence its name. The Dead Sea is 50 kilometers long and 15 kilometers wide at its widest point, located in the Jordan Rift Valley and fed by the Jordan River.
It is very rich in natural minerals, essential for the health and skin care of the body such as: magnesium, calcium, potassium, bromine, sulfur and iodine, which are well known to relieve pain caused by arthritis, rheumatism, psoriasis, eczema, headaches and pain of the feet, while nourishing and softening the skin.

The uniqueness and richness of the Dead Sea have made it a point of attraction for millions of people, both now and in the past, as a unique source of health and beauty. This is the only place in the world with this special combination of cosmetic and spa benefits.

Historically, the pharaohs of Egypt were the first to recognize its importance and value, especially Queen Cleopatra, as she was the first to discover its salts and healing properties for strengthening bones and skin, stimulating blood circulation and fighting wrinkles.

One of Queen Cleopatra's most famous beauty recipes is the mud bath, made from Dead Sea mud, known for its abundance and uniqueness of minerals that nourish and rejuvenate the skin and contribute to its smoothness and radiance.

Over the millennia since it was discovered and refined, therapy with Dead Sea products has proven to be useful in treating several dermatological, rheumatic and pulmonary conditions, especially psoriasis, eczema, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.

What are the main minerals found in the Dead Sea and how do they improve the quality of the skin

Calcium
Vital for the skin regeneration process. Moisturizes and prevents drying. It helps protect the skin from UV radiation and helps fight aging. Calcium has an antioxidant effect and protects the collagen and elastin-producing properties of the skin, keeping it fresh and maintaining a youthful appearance.

Phosphorus
Important for maintaining body and skin health. It contributes to the process of repairing and maintaining the body's cells from daily wear and tear.

Potassium
It helps keep the skin hydrated and supports the formation of new cells. Maintains the natural pH balance. It helps relieve stress. It helps in hair growth and reduces hair loss.

Magnesium
Helps with muscle relaxation. Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It fights skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema and reduces inflammation, limiting acne breakouts.
It hydrates dry or inflamed skin, reduces stress and helps cleanse the body of heavy metals accumulated in the body.

Iron
Iron is a useful element for the proper functioning of antioxidants and helps activate B vitamins, which also help maintain skin health.

Sodium
It has anti-aging properties essential for maintaining the appearance of young and healthy skin.
It is an active ingredient in the skin care industry. Effective for exfoliating the skin, improving circulation, relaxing muscles and evening out skin tones. It balances the skin's pH level and reduces dehydration/dryness.

Bromine
Bromine helps to relax the skin, indirectly soothing sensitive areas. A natural antibacterial and antibiotic product.

Iodine
Natural disinfectant and antibacterial agent. It accelerates the treatment of various fungi that affect the skin, such as eczema. It also contributes to skin regeneration, eliminates fine lines and helps heal skin scars and acne. It ensures constant hydration, giving freshness and vitality to the skin. It is also a powerful adjuvant in hair loss control.

Sulfur
Effective for cleaning and exfoliating dead skin. It fights the aging process of the skin. Dermatologists recommend sulfur ointments to treat acne, seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea, eczema, and dandruff.

Selenium
The best antioxidant to prevent or reduce the phenomenon of aging due to oxidation. A natural remedy in treating and curing acne. Selenium stimulates hair growth and reduces dandruff, being able to clear the scalp of the fungus known as Malassezia.
Selenium is an anti-inflammatory agent. In combination with vitamin E, it is effective for healing chronic conditions such as psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and eczema.

aluminum
It helps reduce the amount of sweat on the surface of the skin, also acting as a powerful stimulant causing a cooling tingling sensation.

Copper
It helps in the production of melanin. It supports the production of collagen and the skin regeneration process, intensifying the effect of antioxidants and slowing down skin aging. It is also known to treat skin scars after acne and various other blemishes. The use of copper in hair products is recognized as it increases the size of hair follicles, giving volume and density. It helps in the treatment of scalp problems (such as itching) and hair loss.

Zinc
Antioxidant for skin. Zinc protects against UV radiation. It speeds up the wound healing process and helps treat psoriasis and eczema. Effective in preventing the appearance of scars and in relieving inflammation associated with acne.
It fights dandruff and fungal scalp infections and helps protect hair follicles from split ends and prevent hair loss.

Chromium
It is an essential element in maintaining and prolonging the youthful appearance of the skin.