Dead Sea Dream

Does every cleanser leave your face feeling stripped instead of clean?🫠

If you’ve got reactive or acne-prone skin, you already know that feeling. Something promises a deep clean, and a few washes later your skin’s tighter, redder, or worse than when you started.
It’s not you. Most cleansers just aren’t built with skin like yours in mind.

Ours is.

Our Purity Mud Bar is formulated with natural Dead Sea mud, the same minerals people with reactive skin have turned to for centuries. It lifts away impurities without disturbing your skin’s natural barrier, leaving it clean and comfortable, not tight or reactive.❤️‍🩹

In our independent consumer perception study with 26 participants over two weeks:

✅ 100% agreed it cleansed thoroughly without leaving skin feeling tight, dry or stripped
✅ 100% said their skin felt softer and smoother
✅ 96% noticed a visible reduction in blackheads and fewer breakouts
✅ 95% of testers with oily skin reported less oiliness
✅ 100% said it felt gentle, even on sensitive skin
This isn’t a cleanser you’ll try once and forget. It’s the one you’ll actually reach for, morning after morning.💖

For a limited time, get a free Purity Mud Bar (worth £14) with any Clear Skin Set order. Because clear skin feels good, and we want you to have it too.

« My skin was clear for months. Why is it suddenly breaking out now that everything’s gotten busier? »

If your breakouts seem to show up right when life speeds up: a new job, a new term, a new lifestyle... you’re not imagining that either. Stress and shifting routines are a genuine trigger for hormonal and acne-prone skin, especially as September brings change for so many people at once.

We know how unfair that timing feels. You’re already stretched thin, and then your skin decides to add to it. Nobody should have to manage both at once.

In our latest Skin Health Hub, we look at why stress and lifestyle changes trigger breakouts, and how to keep acne-prone skin steady even when everything else is shifting. 💌
Read the full article: link in bio 🔗

“I put this together because I wished someone had given it to me when I was struggling with my skin.”
That’s our founder, Louise, on why the Clear Skin Guide exists. It’s not a sales page; it’s the routine, the science, and the lifestyle changes that finally gave her clear skin, and she wants you to have it too.
Here’s a first look at what’s inside 👀
 
Comment ‘Clear Skin’ and we’ll send you our free Clear Skin Guide.

+ For a limited time, get a free Purity Mud Bar (worth £14) with any Clear Skin Set order. 😉

If you have reactive skin, you know the panic of an unexpected flare-up. You’ve been careful with your diet, your stress levels, your skincare, and your skin still catches you off guard.
 
It can feel sudden, but skin usually signals before it flares:
Breakouts that take longer to heal.
Skin that feels drier, tighter or more sensitive than usual.
A rougher texture.
Itchiness that wasn’t there before.
 
None of these automatically mean something’s wrong, and they’re not enough to self-diagnose. But they’re worth paying attention to. The sooner you notice what your skin’s telling you, the sooner you can support it instead of fighting it, and that starts with a routine built to strengthen the skin barrier.

Swipe for a routine that supports clear skin all year round 👉

Comment ‘Clear Skin’ and we’ll send you our free Clear Skin Guide, for more insight on understanding your skin.

The first 24 hours of an eczema flare-up matter more than people think 💡
We know how it feels to notice when the eczema is back. Your day suddenly feels harder, you’re uncomfortable in your own skin, and cancelling plans starts to feel like the easier option. 🌀
 
Eczema is driven by inflammation, and it disrupts the skin’s protective barrier, leaving it more vulnerable to irritants and infection. The sooner you respond, the less severe it’s likely to become.✔️
 
So what do you do in the first 24 hours?

1️⃣ Hydrate the skin
Apply a deeply nourishing and gentle moisturiser like our Nourishing Hand & Foot Cream soon after bathing or washing the affected area.
 
2️⃣ Cool Compresses
A cool, damp cloth, ideally soaked with bath salts like our Floatation Bath Salt Crystals, held against the affected area for 10–15 minutes to soothe itching and reduce inflammation. (*Avoid this on open or broken skin.)
 
3️⃣ Stay Hydrated and Eat Well
Drink plenty of water to support skin hydration and focus on foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids (salmon, flaxseeds) and antioxidants (berries, leafy greens) to support skin health from the inside too.
 
Comment ‘Clear Skin’ and we’ll send you our free Clear Skin Guide for more tips like this.

Trying a new skincare product isn’t something you would do lightly, especially when you’ve tried plenty before that didn’t make much difference.
That’s completely normal, and that’s exactly why we’d rather you try it for yourself than just take our word for it.

This time, we’re heading to Darts Farm Darts Farm 🌿
Join us at Darts Farm on Saturday 26 September.
Come and say hello, try the products in person, and tell us anything about your skin. You can get clear skin, and we’re here to help you get there.

📅 Saturday 26 September
🕙 11:30am to 5pm
📍 Darts Farm Shopping Village, Topsham, Devon, EX3 0QH

💝 Plus, get a FREE 50ml Nourishing Hand & Foot Cream with any Dead Sea Dream purchase on the day.

“My skin was fine all summer. Why has it suddenly started reacting to everything?”

Stress is one of the most common triggers of eczema and sensitive skin, and autumn tends to bring more of it than we notice. A new routine, shorter days, the general adjustment of moving out of summer, it all adds up before it ever shows up on your skin.

If you’ve settled into something that worked and now feel like you’re back to square one, that’s not just bad luck with the weather. There’s a real link between what’s going on in your head and what’s going on in your skin, and it’s worth understanding rather than just riding it out.

In our latest Skin Health Hub, we break down the stress-eczema link and what actually helps keep skin steady through a stressful stretch. 💌

Read the full article: link in bio 🔗