Deadsea Cosmetic is an independent skin care blog about Dead Sea ingredients, cosmetic formulation and how to choose products that suit your skin. We explain what is actually inside a jar, what the evidence says about it, and what a product can and cannot do.
Who writes here
Eyal Kahiri is a cosmetic formulator and skin care product developer with more than 30 years in the cosmetics industry. He grew up in his family’s manufacturing business, founded by his father as one of Israel’s early cosmetics producers, and later served as CEO of a major Israeli cosmetics company. Today he develops formulations and manages production with manufacturers in Israel and abroad.
That background shapes how we write. A formulator reads an ingredient list differently from a shopper: the order of ingredients, the role of each one in the formula, and the gap between a marketing claim and what the formula can deliver. You can find Eyal on LinkedIn and see all of his articles.
What you will find on the blog
- Ingredient guides. What Dead Sea salt, mud and minerals do in skin care, and common cosmetic ingredients explained in plain language.
- Product guides. Roundups and reviews based on published ingredient lists and brand information, with the drawbacks included.
- Skin care routines. Practical, simple routines for different skin types and concerns.
- For brands and entrepreneurs. How cosmetic products are developed and manufactured, for people who want to create their own line.
How we research and review
- We check product details against the brand’s own site and the published ingredient list, not retailer marketing copy.
- When we write about skin conditions or health, we link to the research or to medical authorities, and we say when evidence is limited. Nothing on this site replaces advice from a doctor or dermatologist.
- When an article is based on label and formulation analysis rather than hands-on testing, we say so.
- We update articles when formulas, products or evidence change, and we correct mistakes. If you spot one, please let us know.
How the site is funded
Some articles contain affiliate links, mainly to Amazon. If you buy through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. The site may also show advertising. Neither affects which products we include or what we say about them, and every article with affiliate links is clearly marked. Read more in our privacy policy.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections or ideas for an article are welcome through our contact page. If you are planning your own cosmetics line, see developing and manufacturing your own products.