August 11, 2020

August is Psoriasis Awareness month. Over 8 million people in the US suffer from psoriasis.

Dead Sea Mud can help calm, relieve & restore the natural moisture barrier of the skin. Dead Sea Mud contains many minerals your skin and body need to function properly.

Magnesium is one of many minerals your body needs and is so important to help your body function properly. Magnesium helps in building the bones, producing protein, making vitamin D available to the body and giving vital energy to the cells. Magnesium is absorbed easily through the skin layer.

Concentration of the magnesium salts are ten times higher than in any other seawater (found only in the Dead Sea water, mud and Salt). Magnesium rapidly heals and soothes the skin, prevents redness, itching and irritations which are the skin's reaction to allergies. Magnesium penetrates through the skin and assists in the metabolic process, in circulation of the oxygen through the blood and improves circulation.

I used to suffer with skin flares until I started using Dead Sea products. Dead Sea Mud bar and Dead Sea mud mask are my go to’s for calming skin and stopping itching. If you would like more information on Dead Sea products, PM me for a free 30 min consultation. I’d love to help. No one should suffer from skin discomfort. Everyone should be comfortable in their own skin.

#StephaniesMindfulSolutions #UltraHydration #EMFProtection #Water #DeadSeaMud #DeadSeaMinerals #DeadSeaSalt #ComfortableInYourOwnSkin #psoriasistreatment #acneremoval #psoriasisrelief #psoriasisactionmonth





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