Dead Sea Mud Beard Wash Bar. Natural Ingredients, Scented with Ginger and Mandarin, 100g

Made with natural ingredients, including Dead Sea Mud, Olive Oil, and Certified Sustainable Palm Oil.

Natural Ingredients: Sodium Olivate, Sodium Cocoate, Sodium Palmate, Aqua, Glycerin, Maris Limus, Limnanthes Alba, Citrus Nobilis, Zingiber Officinale. (Allergens: Limonene, Linalool, Citral).

Note: The Palm Oil used by Gnarly Joe® is sourced responsibly and sustainably (RSPO).

Ginger: An instantly recognisable and warming scent. Features a sharp green top note, with fiery, woody sweet undertones. The Ginger that Joe uses comes from essential oil which is gently steam-distilled from the unpeeled, ground-dried Ginger root.

Mandarin: A delicate and sweet top note with warming bottom note, which complements the Ginger perfectly to give your beard a subtle, luxurious sensation. The overall scents is extremely soft and subtle and not at all overpowering.

Drench hands with warm water and rub Soap between hands to form a rich, creamy lather. Transfer the lather to your beard and face and massage throughly into the hair roots for a deep pore cleanse.

When finished, rinse hands and face with warm water and gently towel-dry your beard (avoid blow-drying your beard, which can dry the hair out). For the perfect groomed finish, use Gnarly Joe® Triple-Whipped Beard Softening Cream (with Cocoa Butter and Shea Butter). Finish off with Joe's Sandalwood Beard Comb to groom and straighten your beard.

Dead Sea Mud strengthens and moisturises dry, damaged hair and promotes healthy beard growth. It does this whilst adding nutrients into the hair and skin.

Dead Sea Mud contains 21 nutrient-rich minerals, such as magnesium, calcium, and sodium, taken from the bottom of the Dead Sea in the Middle East. The Dead Sea has the lowest sea level out of all bodies of water on Earth, and is surrounded by mountains whose minerals provide the beneficial properties found within the mud. Due to its healing properties, this mud has been extremely popular for many years in hair masks, as well as being used in spas around the world.

The Dead Sea is approximately 10 times saltier than the ocean, because unlike most other bodies of water, the water doesn't have anywhere to flow. This, and high rates of evaporation have lead to a profound amount of mineral and salt deposits in the water. In ancient times, the sea was used as one of the world's first spas by figures like Cleopatra and the Queen of Sheba. Anecdotes passed through time created the Dead Sea's reputation as a place for healing and tranquility.