When you hear about people who are drinking dead sea saltwater, it's difficult to explain to them what you're saying. It may be difficult for them to believe that something that's so pure and perfect can be there and yet have such a dark, oily, rusty sheen that's stuck on it.
While some of us have become experts at extracting and separating the essential oils from the natural minerals in salt water, others may not be as successful. It is this amazing and unique quality of Dead Sea salt that makes it such a compelling all natural product for skin care. Here are some tips for making Dead Sea salt water your own.
When you decide to make salt water for yourself or for a friend, you're opening up a whole new world of healing and relaxation. You're going to have to find the best way to extract the best minerals and essential oils from the minerals. You're going to have to think outside the box and treat it like an art form.
People have been preparing salt water for many years. Since the beginning of time, man has been able to create many other substances from the naturally occurring salts of the earth. What we are really talking about is salt water and salt minerals in their most pure state.
Most of us have no idea what salt water actually is or how to make it and in order to truly understand the healing properties it possesses, you have to start by getting familiar with the actual definition of "salt." In order to understand the minerals in the water, you have to learn about the minerals in salt.
The mineral concentration of the Dead Sea salt is less than half that of a normal salt, yet it contains more than twice the minerals that normal table salt does. Most people do not realize how valuable this is until they try to use it for anything other than their skin care products. Once you find out what your salt is really made of, you'll know that you can get any minerals from it that you want. You'll also know that it can be used for many other things besides skin care. The alkalinity of the salt water means that it can help treat many health conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome, kidney stone problems, and ovarian cysts.
It can be used to help remove mold, insect bites, allergies, molds, plaque buildup in the teeth, allergen symptoms, dry skin, and the list goes on. You might ask yourself why you'd want to use it on your skin and not on your body. This is because salt water has healing properties that go far beyond just cleansing and healing.
Studies show that people who took the Dead Sea salt they harvested and drank everyday for the rest of their lives had a very low risk of dying prematurely, cancer, heart disease, and other major illnesses. They were free of those diseases even though they were exposed to asbestos and other carcinogens. This proves that it is safe for the body.
There are many people who are trying to make Dead Sea salt products at home and most of them are amazed at the outcome. Before you put the first drop on your skin, you should test it first with a small area of skin. If it isn't too strong of a scent, you can take it right to the point and mix it with distilled water, which is almost like rubbing the mineral into your skin.
For those who don't have the time to wait for it to become smooth and clear like a good solid rock, you can add a few drops of rose water to it. This increases the minerals even more and makes it a great addition to your home made beautification. In just a matter of days, you'll notice how much more radiant and beautiful your skin will look.
Although it's a deep cleansing that leaves your skin exfoliated and cleansed of dust and dirt, it's so much more than that. It can be used for healing and to soothe the skin to help it heal from injuries. or it can even be used for treating fungal infections.
