Hawaiian Sea Silt ferment is a mineral rich component of the new Chamomile Resurfacing Jelly from the Hawaiian coast. Sea silt is made of sediments that form on the bottom of estuaries and along the sea floor. It is rich in red clay, trace elements and essential minerals from sea water like iron and sodium. These minerals are known to play essential roles in protein formation, regulating osmotic pressure, and boosting hydration levels. Osmotic pressure regulates the hydration level of skin. Sea silt helps achieve a youthful, revitalized complexion. In studies sea silt bio ferment demonstrates enhancing hydration levels, critical for healthy skin. We are big fans of sea silt for conditioning and hydrating. These qualities pair beautifully with exfoliation in the new jelly. Skin is pampered while sloughed to reveal fresh supple skin. 
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