Review (5/5): 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.
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.
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.