Product Review: Dead Sea Aromatic Body Treatment, by Dead Sea Premier

A few months ago, I was stopped by a sells representative that was set up in the center of the mall peddling a line of beauty products, by Dead Sea Premier Cosmetics. The lady working the cart wanted me to sample a product called, Dead Sea Aromatic Mineral Body Treatment. I protested at first, but her persistence caused me to cave in.

As I held out my hand, She proceeded to place a gritty substance into my palm and told me to rub them together. After I finished rubbing my hands together, she took a spray bottle and rinsed the product granules away and proceeded to dry my hands with a clean paper towel.

As she ventured further into her sales pitch, she told me that the Dead Sea Aromatic Mineral Body Treatment was a mixture of salts and vital minerals all derived from the Dead Sea of Israel. I'll be the first to admit that I am the queen of skepticism so I really didn't believe her. Non the less, the product caught my attention after I felt the soft, supple results of my hands after the demonstration.

After the initial purchase, I was anxious to get it home to see what the product could do for the rest of my body. I found the portion of her sales pitch claiming that the Dead Sea Aromatic Mineral Body Treatment would diminish the appearance of cellulite to be bogus. However, Its sloughing action made a world of difference in the appearance and feel of my skin.

The oils that were mixed into the salt crystals consisted of Sweet Almond, Jojoba and Grape Seed and Tocopherol. The potency of the oils gave off a light fresh scent that stayed on my body for a couple of hours after I used it. The oils moisturized my skin and eliminated the immediate need for lotion.

The design of the jar is something that can definitely be improved. It was not what you would expect for thirty-five dollars. The colors screamed boring and the overall appearance was not very appealing to the eye.

On a scale of one to ten, I would rate The Dead Sea Aromatic Mineral Body Treatment, by Dead Sea Premier Cosmetics a seven. Overall, it was a great product and it did most of what it claimed. Would I purchase the product again? Probably, if the price was lowered to suit my budget.