Dead Sea Products

• By Zakkozzie
• Reply 3578617
• November 28, 2012 at 8:04 am
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I use the products I can buy in the uk and they are fantastic

• By Geleh
• Reply 3578669 · In reply to 3578617 by Zakkozzie
• November 28, 2012 at 8:24 am
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What dead sea products do you by in the UK?
Would like to have the names.

• By drichards33914
• Reply 3578755
• November 28, 2012 at 8:51 am
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Have used the dead sea products that I bought from San Francisco Salt Co. They are great for soaking in the tub but have not helped with my skin.

• By Zakkozzie
• Reply 3578779
• November 28, 2012 at 8:56 am
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I buy yarden genuine Dead Sea salts to soak in the bath and the salt scrub. I buy them from boots. The bath soak really helps :)

• By SpringerS
• Reply 3578883
• November 28, 2012 at 9:27 am
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I get the large tubs, about a quart, of salt from my health food store, I tried psorisin (expensive cream) but it did not work as well as I expected. I'll keep using the salt several times a week. When my skin gets better I want to start using the scrub. I never get it on my face I think its because I scrub several times a week and renew my skin more often.

• By itchywoman
• Reply 3579080
• November 28, 2012 at 10:33 am
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I use the dead sea salt products I buy here in the USA. Is it okay to mention brand names here?

At my old home, I had a big tub and I loved the salt in a bath. It was expensive but It really helped my skin. My new place only has a shower. I dissolved some of the salt in a spray bottle of water and sprayed it on my skin when I was sitting in the sun. Even better results and much more economical. I used a good lotion afterwards to moisturize my salty skin. This is really all I needed for summer maintenance.

Of course, I am old and my years in the sun show on my skin, but I don't really care. I would love a dead sea vacation! Trips to the ocean always improved my skin.

Now that cold weather is here, I am using a coal tar product for the first time since my parents rubbed it on me as a child. The smell hasn't changed :) but I am getting good results on my guttate lesions.

• By psoricure
• Reply 3580531 · In reply to 3578755 by drichards33914
• November 28, 2012 at 7:04 pm
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Have you used the mud and the creams. They work really good.

• By itchywoman
• Reply 3580687 · In reply to 3580531 by psoricure
• November 28, 2012 at 8:10 pm
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I did use the mud and a black mineral soap. Best I remember, the soap was too harsh and the mud was a mess to use. I am glad they are working for you. I have used so many different products in my lifetime. Some work for awhile and some don't work at all. I am always happy when something does work, no matter how long. :) The coal tar products seem to be working now.

• By itchysaurus
• Reply 3580688
• November 28, 2012 at 8:10 pm
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Camel milk. Ever seen a camel with psoriasis? There actually is (or was) an Israeli product called Camilk or Psorolait that claims camel's milk to be an ingredient. I used it and while it is soothing, so's a chocolate shake.

• By psoricure
• Reply 3580781 · In reply to 3580687 by itchywoman
• November 28, 2012 at 8:45 pm
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I heard people who bathe in the Dead Sea have fantastic results. The Psoriasis foundation did a study on people going to the dead sea.

• By SHOIE
• Reply 3582434
• November 29, 2012 at 11:43 am
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I tried Dead Sea Products from Palestine and its good for my psoriatic skin as well as the lotion..