INCI Name
Maris Sal
Botanical Name
None
Dead Sea Salt, or Maris Sal, is a naturally mineral-rich salt harvested from the Dead Sea. It contains high levels of magnesium, calcium, and potassium that help condition and restore the skin. Used in scrubs, soaks, and masks, it offers detoxifying, soothing, and remineralizing effects that leave the skin refreshed and balanced.
Exfoliant, skin conditioning agent, detoxifying agent, mineral replenisher
Product Type(s):
Typical Usage Range:
1–10% (lower in facial or sensitive-skin formulas)
Replenishes essential minerals, supports skin barrier function, soothes irritation, promotes circulation, traditionally used for skin purification and relaxation
Primary Components:
Magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, calcium chloride, bromides, sodium chloride, trace minerals
May cause irritation on open wounds or freshly shaved skin; avoid use on broken skin
Preferred Extraction Method:
Naturally evaporated mineral salt crystallization
Choose unrefined, mineral-rich salt from certified Dead Sea sources; avoid blends diluted with standard sea salt
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Dead Sea Salt
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