Dead Sea Mud Mask

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Three-ingredient Dead Sea mud mask for weekly detox, blackhead clearing, and pore minimizing on face or body. Dead Sea Mud, Dead Sea Water, and 1% organic preservative. No clay fil lers, no acids, no synthetic additives. Draws out blackheads and congestion without stripping or over-drying Visibly minimized pores after each weekly use Calming mineral treatment: suitable for sensitive, eczema-prone skin Works on face, back, chest, and shoulders How to use: Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin (avoid eyes and lips), leave 10 to 12 minutes until dry, then rinse with warm water in gentle circular motions and moisturize; once weekly, or twice for oily skin. What to expect First use: Skin feels clarified and breathable. Pores visibly emptier. Not tight or stripped: Dead Sea mud balances, not strips. Week 2 to 4: Blackheads dislodging weekly. Pore appearance minimizing. Skin tone more even. Week 8+: Breakout frequency down. Texture smoother. The weekly ritual becomes a visible habit. Once weekly is the sweet spot. Twice-weekly max for oily skin. Over-masking disrupts the barrier even with a gentle mineral mask. Key ingredients Dead Sea Mud (Silt): mineral-rich in magnesium, calcium, potassium; draws out impurities without stripping Dead Sea Water: soluble mineral profile that conditions as the mask works Acribio OCS (1% organic preservative): COSMOS-approved; keeps a water-based formula microbially safe Who it's for Label-readers who want a no-nonsense detox without acids or mystery additives. Works face, back, and chest. Particularly good for oily or combination skin and anyone dealing with regular congestion. Free from No parabens • No sulfates • No synthetic fragrance • No PEGs • No phthalates • No artificial additives Full ingredient list (INCI) Dead Sea Mud (Silt), Dead Sea Water, Acribio OCS (1% organic preservative) Size & suggested use 7 oz (198g) · Made in USA. External use only; avoid eyes; discontinue if irritation occurs; not for broken skin. From the journal Dead Sea mud for skin: ancient mineral therapy What is PDRN? The complete guide Show more