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Joint comfort – Organic butter with Dead Sea minerals and essential oils.

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Joint comfort – Organic butter with Dead Sea minerals and essential oils.

280.00 $

Organic butter enriched with Dead Sea minerals and eucalyptus and lavender essential oils, formulated to moisturize and soothe the skin, providing a pleasant feeling of comfort and freshness.

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Description

Description

Description : This organic butter, rich in Dead Sea minerals and eucalyptus and lavender essential oils, is formulated to nourish and soothe the skin, providing a feeling of freshness and comfort. Its creamy texture leaves the skin soft and delicately scented, suitable for daily use.

Batch number: Batch: YC-JA-08-2025-001.

Weight/volume: 250 g and 8.8 oz.

Ingredients : Dead Sea minerals, glycerol stearate (g.m.s.), cetyl alcohol, emulsifiers (mirj 52, Span 65, myritol 318), petroleum jelly, mineral oil, preservatives (phenonip, bronopol), squalene oil, pure beeswax, natural extracts (spirulina, Dead Sea mud, ginkgo biloba, ginger), essential oils (eucalyptus, lavender), natural fragrances (grapefruit, Daniel).

Instructions for use : Apply generously to muscles and joints. Massage in circular motions until completely absorbed. For optimal results, leave on for a few extra minutes and cover with a towel to retain heat.

Warning : For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.

Cultural and historical note:

In the Bible – Ezekiel 47:8 – This river flows eastward through the land, down into the Jordan Valley, and empties into the Dead Sea.

The Dead Sea – Natural source of minerals Located at the lowest point on Earth, in the Holy Land, the Dead Sea is renowned for its exceptional concentration of minerals, with a salinity of around 34.2%, nearly ten times higher than that of the ocean. Since ancient times, its minerals have been part of beauty and wellness traditions, mentioned in stories related to Cleopatra, King Solomon, and Aristotle.