A good soap that also happens to have the benefits of Dead Sea mud.
I’ve never tried any product with mud/salt from the Dead Sea, but I have tried different soap blends and wanted to give this a try.  To start, it is genuinely a good soap regardless of the fact that it contains Dead Sea mud.  It isn’t overpowering with perfumes and such, just a mild earthy aroma from the mud.  I found it pleasant as I do not really like the soaps that are just loaded with perfumes.  As a soap, it does a good job at getting my skin clean, removing dirt and excess oils, but not leaving my skin dry and stripped.  I have naturally oily skin, and found that this soap was well balanced for me (and I think it would be easy enough to adjust the amount used for other skin types as this soap has a good and thick lather, so it goes a long way.<br /><br />I first tried the soap on my face for a week and after the first use found that my skin was smooth and felt great.  The soap does a good job at cleaning, and I think the minerals from the mud really do help make my skin feel so much better and hydrated.  I can’t think of another soap that had my skin feeling so good.  I then decided to try the soap using a loofah and it lathered very well and a little goes a long way.  I liked that, unlike so many other soaps, that the lather was thick and creamy as opposed to large bubbles that don’t get the job done and just dissipate.<br /><br />So far, the soap is lasting pretty well.  Initial impressions would be that it is going to be a bit soft, but it isn’t really at all and seems like it will last (it is soft to the touch, but not mushy and actually firm).  The price seems a bit steep for a single bar of soap, but then it is a nice bar of soap that ranks with some of the best soap I’ve ever used.  I genuinely enjoy this soap and will certainly consider getting more once this bar is used up.
Rating: 5 stars