Love the benefits of Dead Sea skincare? Now bring it into your hair routine. This distinctive shampoo takes Dead Sea mud beyond the usual masks and skincare, pairing it with jojoba oil in a wash made for dry, damaged hair. A mineral-inspired twist on everyday shampoo — SLS free, paraben free. 100g.
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My daily commute and pollution used to make my scalp greasy fast. This cleanser keeps things balanced and my hair feels cleaner longer throughout the day.
Benjamin D.After switching, my dry ends looked healthier and styling took less time overall.
Matthew J.My partner and I both use it now, great for different hair types.
Daniel P.The Dead Sea sits more than 400 metres below sea level — the lowest exposed land on the planet — and it's so saturated with dissolved minerals that almost nothing lives in it. The black mud along its shore has been collected and used on skin for thousands of years, and it still leaves Israel and Jordan by the tonne. Most of it ends up in face masks.
This one puts it in a shampoo. Water Ice Levin's Dead Sea Mud Shampoo is made for dry and damaged hair — the rough, dull, tangled kind that's stopped behaving — with jojoba oil alongside the mud. Jojoba is a liquid wax rather than a true oil, which is why it's been a staple of hair preparations for centuries.
It's free of SLS and parabens, both printed on the pack, and it comes in a 100g amber bottle. There's no medicated active and nothing to schedule — it washes like a shampoo because it is one.
The Dead Sea has become almost legendary in skincare. Its intensely mineral-rich water and distinctive black mud have inspired bathing, mud treatments, masks and mineral beauty products for generations. Today, Dead Sea ingredients still appear throughout premium skincare and spa products — partly because of that mineral composition and partly because there's simply nothing quite like the ritual of using something that actually comes from this extraordinary place
It's the environment it comes from. The Dead Sea is an exceptionally saline body of water, and its mud contains a complex mixture of naturally occurring salts and minerals. That's the reason “Dead Sea mud” became a beauty ingredient in its own right, rather than simply another clay or mud.
That's what makes this bottle interesting. If you already love the Dead Sea skincare ritual, this takes the idea somewhere new: into your haircare. Dead Sea mud is paired with jojoba oil in a shampoo specifically positioned for dry and damaged hair
It's for dry, damaged hair — but especially for someone who wants more from their shower than another anonymous bottle of shampoo. If Dead Sea masks, mineral skincare and spa-inspired beauty already appeal to you, this brings that same ingredient story into your hair routine.
Dead Sea Mud Shampoo
