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Dead Sea Salt for Skin
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is Dead Sea Salt good for your skin? Anyone use it?
Was in a shopping Mall and got called over by some saleswoman trying to get me to buy some for £30 - didn't buy any BUT she did give me a demo and got me to wash my hands in the stuff and have to admit they've never felt so soft - that was like 7 hours ago and have since come home and had a shower using soap and water and my hands kinda feel softer then normal - she said it's good for new scars, etc but you can't use it on your face.
So any one know about his stuff?
Was in a shopping Mall and got called over by some saleswoman trying to get me to buy some for £30 - didn't buy any BUT she did give me a demo and got me to wash my hands in the stuff and have to admit they've never felt so soft - that was like 7 hours ago and have since come home and had a shower using soap and water and my hands kinda feel softer then normal - she said it's good for new scars, etc but you can't use it on your face.
So any one know about his stuff?
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http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1067287&classificationid=1039855
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1047396&classificationid=1039855
About £20 ..
Dunno what was in her jar but it just felt like a cross between salt and snow , she said it was meant for your body - the contents looked a bit like inside of this
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51R9RT0ZHML._SS500_.jpg
but in a fancier jar.
As she put it ... your hands should feel as soft as baby skin and it really did feel that way - not sure if the effect is really something happening or something else (for example a numbing effect that would make your skin feel softer)
Every year masses of people with eczema, psoriasis and other skin diseases go, and it has a clear effect. Spending enough time there can actually clear your skin in most cases. Apart from that it helps healing scabs, scars and cuts and soothes the skin.
So yeah, basically I'd see if I could just find a cheaper source of Dead Sea Salt if I were you as it seems as if you were just paying extra for the packaging.
If you don't mind me asking, do you remember what brand it was?
But is was probably one of these companies selling it
http://www.lowryoutletmall.com/default.asp?f=%2Fstores%2F&store=9#store9
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1090651&classificationid=1030279