Silté Dead Sea Mud is specially formulated to help with a range of persistent skin concerns. It’s particularly effective for calming acne and breakouts by drawing out deep impurities and reducing inflammation. For those struggling with psoriasis, it helps soothe redness, relieve itchiness, and soften dry, flaky patches. If you deal with oily or congested skin, the mud works to gently rebalance oil production without over-drying. Even sensitive skin types benefit from its mineral-rich, naturally calming properties — making it a trusted solution for anyone seeking real, restorative care.

Yes — Silté Dead Sea Mud is gentle enough for all skin types, including sensitive, acne-prone, and combination skin. Its naturally rich mineral content helps restore balance without irritating or drying out the skin. Whether your skin is oily, dry, reactive, or somewhere in between, the formula adapts to what your skin needs: detoxifying where it’s congested, soothing where it’s inflamed, and hydrating where it’s dry.

For best results, use Silté Dead Sea Mud 2 to 3 times per week. This frequency is proven to reduce inflammation, calm acne and psoriasis, and restore skin balance — without over-drying or irritation.

Not at all. The mud has a smooth, creamy texture that spreads easily and rinses off with just water — no scrubbing, no mess. It’s a simple, calming step in your routine that leaves your skin feeling clean, soft, and refreshed.

Leave the mask on for 10–15 minutes.

This gives the minerals enough time to absorb impurities and soothe the skin without drying it out. Once it starts to feel firm but not tight, it's ready to rinse off for that refreshed, balanced glow.

Yes — and the best part is, you don’t have to.

Silté is powerful enough to support your skin on its own.

But if you’re also using prescription treatments, Silté works perfectly alongside them — helping to calm, hydrate, and restore your skin barrier without interfering with their effect.

It’s a natural solution that fits seamlessly into any routine — whether you're healing gently, or going all-in.