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Since ancient times the Dead Sea has kept its secrets.
These secrets are new being revealed for the benefit
Of medical science and beauty care
References of the Dead Sea first appear in the Bible (Genises14:3), at the Valley of Sidim where Abraham fought the five Kings of the Sodom region. Evidence of this wicked city can still be found today in the form of Lot's wife. A pillar of petrified salt marks the site of her disobedience. Aristotle (384- 322), was the first person to inform the wider world about this peculiar stretch of water.
Historic evidence exists that previous generations have benefited from bathing and using mud from the Dead Sea. Cleopatra of Egypt knew of the mud's cosmetic remedy. King Herod treated his ailments at one of the thermo mineral springs. All sorts of strange characteristics were documented over several hundreds of years, by all who had visited, invaded and conquered the region.
It was only in 1936 that evidence from the first clinical studies showed that the Dead Sea was in fact not dead but very much alive! Interest in the developent of Dead Sea minerals for producing modern cosmetics began in the early sixties, with the idea of providing the unique benefits of Dead Sea minerals in the comfort of the customer's own home.
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