MB Herbals Dead Sea Mud 1 lb / 16 oz / 454 Gram | For Face Packs

I already look young for 35 but this revised my aging even more. I mix it with witch hazel and rosehip oil and let it dry.

Disclaimer: I’ve used several products and posted the same review on all of em.I’m so thankful I was blessed to finally take the plunge and try these products as my skin care—it hasn’t been since clear, glowy and plump since before I hit puberty. I (used to) suffer from cystic acne and really oily skin. It was so bad, not even birth control and age toned it down (31). I’ve used tetracycline and amoxicillin, while those did work, I just didn’t want to take pills for the rest of my life. Benzoyl peroxide is so harsh and I don’t like that it bleaches and completely dries me out. I love my skin tone and I just want to be cleared up. I haven’t worn makeup since the start of the pandemic.I’ve purchased Amla, neem, rose petal, aloe, activated charcoal, and Dead Sea mud from this brand. I’ve also been using honey, and bentonite and kaolin clays from another brand that already had. Alternating these powders as face masks for 15-20 minutes daily has completely cleared and changed my skin in just a month. I’m floored! All of these powders are authentic and so powerful, so I had to give these guys a great review. My entire routine is1. Castile soap (Exfoliate with a eco tool brush once every week or two.)2. Mask3. Moisturize w/ Clinique jellyThat’s it. No retinols, no acids, no scrubs. It’s so simple and amazing. Light your favorite candle and play some relaxing music, while you lay in bed. Or mix them and add them to your bath on a lazy day (the rose petals smell beautiful 💖). Take care of you while taking care of your skin. I couldn’t do that before this brand. Yes there’s premade masks out there, but what else in the mystery goop? These are pure simple ingredients that high end beauty products put such a small percentage of in their pricey products. Do yourself and your wallet a favor and try the simple things in life.Thank you MB Herbals ❤️

I absolutely love the MB Herbals Dead Sea Mud! Here’s why this product is a standout in my skincare routine:Pros:Softens Skin: This Dead Sea Mud makes my skin incredibly soft and smooth. After each use, my skin feels rejuvenated and pampered.Nourishing: The mud is rich in minerals that nourish the skin, leaving it looking healthy and radiant.Exfoliating: It provides gentle exfoliation, removing dead skin cells and impurities, which helps to reveal a fresher complexion.Detoxifying: The detoxifying properties of the mud help to draw out toxins and impurities, making my skin feel deeply cleansed.Generous Quantity: The 227 gram (half-pound) size is generous and offers plenty of product for multiple uses, making it great value for money.Cons:None! I am completely satisfied with this product.Overall, the MB Herbals Dead Sea Mud is an excellent addition to any skincare routine. It nourishes, exfoliates, softens, and detoxifies the skin, leaving it feeling wonderfully soft and refreshed. Highly recommended!

I use this product in my Soaps and it's wonderful! I use it to make my Charcoal and Dead Sea Mud Soap abs it make my skin feel soooo clean and smooth! I will continue to purchase this product from you and recommend to others! Thank you!🥰

moisturizing element of the sea salt create smooth skin this salt has a cleansing and healing effect on skin during the hot monthsis healing and Cooling

Man this feels so good in this soap I made. Highly recommend

I love using this product in my spa bath bombs. I wish I could purchase it in bulk

I got a 1 lb bag of this, and I'm hesitant to use it in any products because it has no INCI ingredient listing as required by the FDA. It just says DEAD SEA MUD - 100%. Okay, but that's not sufficient. Is it silt? Maris Limus?It says this is a product of India, but the Dead Sea is in Israel. I went to their website and it says their products are mostly made in India, but can be sourced from other countries. I'm just hesitant because the bag says nothing about the origin of its "dead sea mud," although it has to be from Israel to be called Dead Sea Mud. It should list the country of origin of the mud so we aren't left guessing if this is legitimate.I do, however, really like that they include recipes on the back. Gives me some new ideas. If the manufacturer can clear up the label miscommunication, I'd feel better about this product.