Anyone know about Dead Sea Salt for irritated skin?

Troythecat

Hello
hope I am in the right place

After a holiday in Cyprus and just one 20 minute swim in the sea, the irritated skin around my stoma (where the adhesive sticks) magically cleared up.
I would like to buy some to add to my bath but find there are lots of different types available and wondered if anyone any advice to offer on the salts recommended.

Thanks in advance:beer:

rubytuesday

Dead sea spa magic is good.

hitatotatus

I agree about the Dead Sea Spa range. I use the shampoo and conditioner and it is the only thing I can use to stop irritation to the back of my scalp - after years of suffering constant itching. Got some online using an offer on the Grabbit board last year - its pricey but I make it last.
Have used the salts, but prefer the bath gel.

Troythecat

thanks ever so much, I will have a scout for an online order:beer:

beautyscientist

You might find a blog post I wrote a couple of weeks ago on the evidence for the efficacy of Dead Sea Salt interesting.

http://colinsbeautypages.co.uk/dead-sea-salt/

If you just want the summary, I think they work and there is some evidence that they do but not enough to be sure.

I am hoping some people will post their experiences in the comment section.

jenhug

i use it regularly, also on my daughter who suffers with dry skin. it is excellent. holland and barrets do a big range.