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Dead Sea treatment for the skin
February 2003 82
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The traditional Bedouin Sand Bath.
Guest beautician, Fatena Khandagi, from Jordan is currently visiting The Ritz-Carlton, Sharm El Sheikh Spa to share her 23 years of experience with its distinguished guests.
Khandagi is an expert in skin care using natural Dead Sea products with 27 element base minerals.
The treatments conducted include Dead Sea Salt Scrub, Dead Sea Mud Masks, eliminating wrinkles and clearing skin blemish using 'Biobitron'. And permanent tattoo make up for eyebrows, lip liner and eye-liners.
Along with these new treatments, the spa also offers a selection of unique treatments originating from the region using natural ingredients and essential oils. Among these treatments are the 'Cleopatra Milk Bath' and the 'Traditional Bedouin Sand Bath'.
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