Skin Solutions

To my surprise, she said she sleeps with her makeup on every night, washes it off with a cloth in the shower the next day, and uses Dollar Store creams.

That lady just has the most beautiful heart though, maybe it shows on her face, or maybe it's just genetics.

Before and after shots, after 7 days,  For her moderate acne she used: Mud soap (daily)

Hamamelis Extract or Witch Hazel

Hamamelis Extract is commonly known as Witch Hazel. This has been used over the years as a great astringent and anti-oxidant. It’s also known as a home remedy to fight acne. It calms irritated skin from shaving, and alleviates the symptoms of psoriasis and eczema. It helps to reduce pore size and puffiness.  

Palm Oil

Seacret Mud Soap also contains Palm Oil. It has a high vitamin A and vitamin E content, which are powerful sources of antioxidants which fight free radicals that cause damage to the skin.  As well, it can repair damage that has already done to the skin, and prevent further damage. Got scars from acne? Palm oil is a great solution to heal old scars like acne, and even stretch marks, leaving your skin looking fresh and young.  According to Seacret, ‘over time, using regularly people who suffer from skin diseases such as psoriasis and eczema will find relief’.

Suggested Use

Mud Soap can be used daily. Wet your face and soap. Work it into a lather and work it into your skin. Rinse. Seacret recommends that you use a moisturizer afterwards. You can use your own or you can use Seacret’s Body Lotion or Intensive Moisture Face Cream.

If you’re ready to try a real solution for your problem skin, throw some mud soap on your face. Your skin will thank you! 

My inflammatory disease is called Interstitial Cystitis, it causes the lining of my bladder to become inflamed and terribly painful.  Over the last 7 years, my favorite treatment was taking turmeric powder. (Yes that yellow stuff!)

In capsule form some market it as Circumin pills, which are the key ingredients in the turmeric that you want to help fight inflammation.  It's great for those with other inflammatory issues such as Crohn's Disease or joint pain and arthritis.

This is my close friend from my hometown in Canada.  He suffered his whole life with an extreme case of eczema and finally found some relief in the last few years using Dead Sea products.

I asked him specifically what he uses and he said the biggest change came from Seacret Mud Soap and Seacret's Body Butter.

I've since learned more about it and the Mud Soap is a must-try for those with eczema, psoriasis, or skin conditions.  It's full of essential oils that are great for you, and has Hamamelis Extract - a natural anti-inflammatory that calms and soothes the skin.  It's great for the body, hands and face.

Here's my story: I started to get a fair bit of acne once puberty set in, and by the time I'd graduation high school my doctors told me my acne was starting to scar my face and that I should take accutane.  I'd tried creams, lotions, over-the-counter stuff, toothpaste, everything, with very little success.

Accutane made me horribly light sensitive, I'd wake to cracked bleeding lips, and all the skin on my hands, feet, then arms and legs was peeling off.  It was terrible.  After a month of that I couldn't take anymore, but on the plus side my acne got better for better for a year or two (and then came back anyways).

What followed still makes me tear up to this day.  If that was the affect the outside of my body was having, what did I do to the inside?  Dried it to the equivalent of a hard, puny raisin, that's what. 

I spent the next 5 years in chronic inflammatory pain, unable to leave the house for sometimes weeks at a time, and constantly getting tested by doctors for UTI's, bloodwork, and whatnot to no avail.  In the end (years later) I was diagnosed with a chronic inflammatory disease with no cure.