Adovia Natural Dead Sea Mud Soap Review
The good part about Adovia is that it is a decent form of treatment for many skin ailments. The site claims that it is good for eczema, psoriasis, and acne. While this is not outright false advertisement, it is a bit of hyperbole on their part. It will relieve some symptoms of each of these problems, but does not seem to provide as much care as other products targeted towards removing specific symptoms. Also, because it is a bar of soap, the application process is not as specific or as powerful as other products in the same vein. In addition to that, customers have complained that the soap left their pores looking huge and made their skin with a dry film after use.
Product Details:
Product comes in the form of a bar of soap rather than a lotion. The bar is comprised of palm and kernel oil as well as magnesium, sodium, sea salt, de-ionized water, extracts for fragrance, and potassium. Many of these ingredients are naturally derived from Dead Sea mud.
Pros:
– Naturally derived elements
– Cleanses pores well
Cons:
– Not as effective as other products
– Application process makes it hard to target specific areas
– Not dermatologist approved
Overall Impression:
I would recommend this to someone that has a mild case of eczema or acne. This will make pores bigger, but it will cleanse them as well. Overuse will likely cause skin damage, but it would be hard to overuse it. For anyone looking to use this product I would recommend they use a different bar of soap as well if they notice any adverse effects. For anyone with a strong case of eczema, acne or psoriasis, please look elsewhere for relief.
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