Dead Sea Ritual Mud Mask
$68
LamsaFounder Batch — 500 Jars
Dead Sea Ritual Mud Mask
One touch. That’s the whole pitch.
Dead Sea mud sourced from the Jordanian shore · 100ml
$68$85Founder pricing
Dead Sea mud from 430 meters below sea level, fortified by hand with 5% niacinamide and sodium hyaluronate. Ten minutes, two to three times a week. No fragrance. No filler.
- 5% niacinamide — the clinically studied concentration
- Sodium hyaluronate and glycerin to counter post-mask dryness
- Dead Sea mud as the primary active, not a trace ingredient
- No fragrance, no essential oils, no parabens, no silicones
Founder Batch — opening soon
500 numbered jars, released to the list first. No payment now — just first access when the batch opens.
Cruelty-Free
Vegan Formula
Fragrance-Free
Sourced in Jordan
No Parabens · No Sulfates · No Silicones
Claims verified as of launch. Third-party certifications in progress. See full ingredient list below.
Founder Batch — 500 jars. First release before public launch. Founder pricing locked in permanently.
Where It Comes From430 meters below sea level.
430 meters below sea level.
The Jordanian shore.
The Dead Sea sits at the lowest point on Earth. Over thousands of years, minerals from surrounding mountains have washed into a body of water with no outlet — meaning nothing leaves. The mineral concentration at the bottom is unlike anything found in any other sea, lake, or ocean on the planet.
Our mud is sourced from the Jordanian shore of the Dead Sea — a region with a longer history of mineral extraction and therapeutic use than any other. It is produced to cosmetic GMP standards in Jordan before it ever reaches our hands.
We don't source from secondary distributors. We don't use lab-synthesised mineral blends sold as “Dead Sea-inspired.” The mud in every jar is from the actual Dead Sea, Jordan.
Magnesium
Skin-conditioning mineral, abundant in Dead Sea mud
Calcium
Supports a smooth, firm-feeling surface
Potassium
Helps skin feel hydrated
Bromide
Long prized in Dead Sea mineral bathing
Mineral composition based on our supplier's analysis. Documentation available on request at hello@lamsa.skin
What's Inside
Full INCI names and sourcing information for every ingredient. Nothing proprietary, nothing hidden. Tap each to expand.
Sea Silt (Dead Sea Mud)
From the Jordanian side of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Contains a unique mineral complex of magnesium, calcium, potassium, and bromide. Draws impurities from pores, tightens the skin matrix, and bathes the skin in mineral-rich earth for ten minutes.
Source: Dead Sea, Jordan — produced to GMP standards
Bentonite, Kaolin
Two cosmetic clays blended with the sea silt in Jordan. Bentonite absorbs excess oil and gives the mask its drawing action; kaolin is the gentler clay — it polishes and smooths without stripping.
Source: Mineral clays, blended in Jordan
Niacinamide
At 5% — the concentration most studied in peer-reviewed dermatology literature — niacinamide inhibits melanin transfer to the skin surface, reduces sebum production, and upregulates ceramide synthesis to strengthen the skin barrier. Most published studies tested leave-on products, so we claim the ingredient and the concentration, not their numbers. Weighed and added by hand to every batch.
Source: High-purity synthesis, added in New Jersey
Sodium Hyaluronate
The stable salt form of hyaluronic acid — a humectant that binds many times its own weight in water. A single, well-understood form, added by hand to every batch to counterbalance the deep-cleansing clays, so skin comes out of the rinse hydrated rather than tight. Biotechnology-derived and vegan.
Source: Biotechnology fermentation, added in New Jersey
Allantoin
A well-known skin-conditioning compound that helps skin feel soothed and comfortable. It counterbalances the deep-cleansing pull of the mud, so skin feels calm rather than tight after rinsing.
Source: Part of the Jordanian mud base
Glycerin
A humectant that draws moisture toward the skin and holds it there. Works alongside sodium hyaluronate to prevent post-mask dryness and maintain a healthy moisture gradient. Added by hand to every batch.
Source: Added in New Jersey
How to Use
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Start Clean
Wash your face with your usual cleanser. Pat dry — do not rub. Slightly damp skin is fine. Remove any toner or serum before applying; the mud should sit directly on skin.
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Apply a Even Layer
Use the spatula provided. Apply a smooth, even layer across the face, avoiding the eye area and lips. 2–3mm is enough. You will feel a light drawing sensation within the first 60 seconds — this is normal.
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Leave for 10 Minutes
Set a timer. The mask will partially firm up but should not crack or flake. If it does, you applied too thin a layer. Do not leave on longer than 15 minutes — longer wear only dries the skin out, it does not deepen the effect.
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Rinse Thoroughly
Rinse with lukewarm water. Use gentle circular motions — the texture helps with light exfoliation. Finish with a cool rinse to close pores. Pat face dry.
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Follow with Moisturiser
Apply your regular moisturiser immediately after, while skin is still slightly damp — it locks in the hydration the mask leaves behind. Do not follow with a second cleanser or exfoliant on the same evening.
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Frequency
Normal to oily skin: 2–3 times per week. Dry or sensitive skin: start once per week and increase as tolerated. Do not use on the same day as other clay masks or strong exfoliants.
Storage: Keep lid closed. Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Do not use a wet spatula inside the jar — introduce bacteria and you shorten the product life. Shelf life: 12 months unopened, 6 months after opening.
Who is this for?
Works well for
- Normal, combination, or oily skin
- Congested or enlarged pores
- Uneven skin tone or post-blemish marks
- Dull texture from buildup
- Anyone replacing a multi-step routine with one effective product
Patch test first
- Dry or dehydrated skin — start once weekly
- Sensitive or reactive skin — increase frequency slowly
- First-time clay mask users
- Those using active acids (AHAs/BHAs) — space applications
- Anyone on prescription topical treatments
Do not use if
- Active open wounds or broken skin
- Active eczema or rosacea flare-up — consult a dermatologist
- Known allergy to mineral clays or any listed ingredient
- Currently pregnant or nursing — consult your physician before use
- Under 12 years of age
Questions
Yes — it comes from the Jordanian shore of the Dead Sea and is produced to cosmetic GMP standards in Jordan. We do not use secondary distributors or lab-synthesised mineral blends labelled as "Dead Sea-derived." If you want to verify, email us at hello@lamsa.skin — we are happy to walk you through our sourcing.
5% is the concentration that appears most consistently in peer-reviewed dermatology literature for hyperpigmentation, sebum regulation, and barrier function. Below 2% the data is weak. Above 10%, some skin types experience temporary flushing. One honest note: most of that research studied leave-on products, not rinse-off masks — which is exactly why we use the full studied concentration rather than a token amount.
Start with a 24-hour patch test on your inner arm. If no reaction occurs, apply to the face once per week for the first two weeks, then increase frequency as tolerated. The formula contains no fragrance, no essential oils, and no alcohol — the most common sensitisers in skincare. However, "sensitive skin" covers a wide spectrum. If you have active rosacea, eczema, or a diagnosed skin condition, consult your dermatologist before use.
Do not use on the same evening as retinol or strong AHAs/BHAs. Both are exfoliating and the combination increases the risk of irritation and barrier disruption. On nights you use this mask, skip your exfoliating acids. Follow with a plain moisturiser and nothing actives.
Because we have not shipped to real customers yet. We are releasing a Founder Batch of 500 jars. When those people receive their orders and share feedback, we will post it here — unedited. We will not seed the page with reviews before that happens.
Yes. The formula contains no animal-derived ingredients. We do not test on animals at any stage of development, production, or quality assurance. Third-party cruelty-free certification is in progress — we will update this page when complete.
With twice-weekly use, a 100ml jar lasts approximately 8–10 weeks. Use the spatula rather than fingers to avoid introducing bacteria, which shortens the product life.
The formula contains no retinoids, salicylic acid, or ingredients on the common pregnancy-caution list. That said, we are not physicians. Consult your doctor or midwife before introducing any new skincare during pregnancy or while nursing.
Something not answered here? Email us directly. We answer every question personally.
Founder BatchNo reviews yet.
No reviews yet.
That's intentional.
We could have populated this page with five-star reviews written before a single jar shipped. We're not going to do that.
We made 500 jars for our Founder Batch — a small first release for people who want to use Lamsa early and share honest feedback. Good or bad. When those reviews come in, we will post them here, unedited.
If you want to be among the people whose skin and feedback shapes what we do next, this batch is for you.
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Founder pricing — locked in permanently
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First access to future products
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Direct line to the founding team
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Your feedback genuinely shapes the next batch
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We don't sell your email. We don't send you daily promotions. One email when stock drops. That's it.
Patch Test Required Before First Use
Apply a small amount to the inner forearm. Leave for 10 minutes, then rinse. Wait 24 hours. If irritation, redness, burning, or swelling occurs, do not apply to the face. Discontinue use and consult a licensed dermatologist. If a reaction occurs on the face during use, rinse immediately with water.
Full Ingredient List (INCI)
Aqua (Water), Sea Silt (Dead Sea Mud), Bentonite, Kaolin, Niacinamide, Glycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Allantoin, Tetrasodium EDTA, Potassium Sorbate, Ethylhexylglycerin.
Ingredients listed in descending order of concentration per EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. No fragrance, no essential oils, no parabens, no sulfates, no silicones, no mineral oils.
Safety & Testing
Lamsa is a cosmetic mask, not a medical product, and we only make claims we can stand behind. Our Dead Sea mud base is produced to cosmetic GMP standards; every batch we hand-finish in New Jersey is checked for stability and pH.
We recommend a 24-hour patch test before first use. We do not call the product “dermatologist tested” or “clinically proven” — that language has to be earned, and we will only use it once it is.
Ingredient details and safety documentation are available on request: hello@lamsa.skin
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
- Founder Batch ships within [X] business days of order
- Standard: [X–X] business days
- Express: [X–X] business days — add at checkout
- Free standard shipping on orders over $80
- International shipping available — rates at checkout
Returns
- Unopened jars accepted within 30 days of delivery
- Opened product: contact us if your skin reacted — we will make it right
- To start a return: hello@lamsa.skin
Contact
hello@lamsa.skinWe respond within 48 hours.
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