03 — Mineral Rich · Relaxing · Softening
Dead Sea
Foot Soak
One ingredient. Nothing else was needed.
What it does
Thirty minutes in warm mineral water is the oldest remedy on this coastline, and it has not been improved upon.
Salt water works patiently on skin that has hardened from standing, walking and being asked to carry the day.
The feet come out lighter. It is a small thing and it is not a small thing.
Maris Sal.
That is the
entire formula.
There is one line on the ingredient list of this jar, and it is the name of the sea. No fragrance, no colour, no filler, no preservative — salt does not need one.
It is the least designed thing By Maram makes, and the hardest to improve.
What is in it
200 ml · One or two times a week
Maris Sal
Dead Sea salt. Harvested, dried, and put into a glass jar. There is no second ingredient.
No fragrance
Nothing has been added to make it smell like something. It smells like mineral, faintly, and then of nothing.
Glass & Cork
A star-cut glass jar with a cork stopper, chosen so it can stay out on a shelf rather than live in a cupboard.
The ritual
Fill
Draw a basin of warm — not hot — water, deep enough to cover the ankle.
Dissolve
Add a generous scoop of the salt directly to the water and let it dissolve.
Soak
Rest the feet for fifteen to thirty minutes while the minerals do their work.
Rinse
Rinse with lukewarm water and dry thoroughly.
The object
Details
- Size
- 200 ml
- Use
- One or two times a week
- Origin
- Made in Jordan · Dead Sea shoreline
- Fragrance
- None added
- Ingredients
- Maris Sal (Dead Sea Salt).
- Cautions
- Keep out of the reach of children · Store below 30°C · For external use only · Avoid contact with eyes · Do not apply to wounds, injured or sunburned skin · Discontinue if redness or irritation occurs.
