Original Dead Sea Bath Crystals | Revitalising 1kg
- Margin : x2 - x2.5
- Shipped From : United Arab Emirates
- Lead Time : 3 - 6 Business days
A unique blend of Sea Minerals and Mint that helps reduce muscular and joint ache. It revitalizes and helps reduce stress.
Gently polishes, refines and revitalizes your skin
Skin Type: All skin types
Size: 1kg
How to Use:
Add Dead Sea Salts to a bath full of warm water (about 37°C) Relax in the bath for 15-20 min, Then gently rinse your body with warm water, Follow with Rivage Body lotion.
Key Ingredients
Dead Sea Salt: Two thousand years ago Flavius wrote about the healing qualities of the Dead Sea salts, and today we continue to rely on these rich salts to promote healing. Bathing in high quality sea salt can replenish the minerals which are critical to our skin metabolism. Calcium can help to prevent water retention, increase circulation and strengthen bones and nails. Potassium energizes the body, while helping to balance out skin moisture and replenish the body following exercise. Bromides ease muscle stiffness and relax muscles. Magnesium fights stress and fluid retention, while reducing the signs of aging and soothing the nervous system. Sodium supports the lymphatic fluid balance. By promoting cell regeneration, the salts can renew and rejuvenate your skin, while also reducing cellulite, slowing skin ageing and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Dead Sea Salts can simultaneously moisturize, detoxify and soften the skin, while helping to treat conditions including acne, dandruff, dermatitis, eczema and scabies. The salts are also treasured for their ability to reduce stress, relax muscles and eliminate toxins.
Mint: (Mentha) Tackles dry skin, acne and inflammation. Mint has hundreds of uses – from medical applications to skin care and dental treatments. Mint makes an excellent moisturizer and can be helpful at restoring the moisture which is stripped away by acne treatments, leaving your skin bright and hydrated. The ancient Egyptians and Romans valued the unmistakable aroma of mint, while people in the Middle Ages used mint as a cleanser.
