Available internationally, the new collection uses ingredients from the earth and sea to invigorate, soothe and moisturise.

According to Sodashi’s founder, Megan Larsen, using only 100 per cent natural ingredients was important in the development of the Marine Mineral range.

“Sodashi has the only Marine Mineral range created with only natural ingredients,” says Megan.

“It is an integral part of our philosophy to ensure we do not create anything with synthetic chemicals or preservatives and our focus is and will always be to create genuinely natural products that are 100 per cent effective.”

In order for Sodashi to offer a marine product line and remain true to their commitment of using exclusively natural ingredients, spas will receive the new Marine Mineral range in a separated form.

Therapists will combine the sections by hand prior to application that will produce a more effective result and refreshing aroma.

The Sodashi Marine Mineral range includes spa treatments that are detoxifying whilst repairing to the skin, as well as products to take home that will maintain the benefits of the treatments.

Many of the products included in the Marine Mineral range are detoxifying and useful in maintaining the skin’s moisture balance.

The Organic Green Tea and Dead Sea Salt Exfoliant uses a variety of ingredients including sandalwood powder, eucalyptus and peppermint, all of which stimulate the circulatory and lymphatic systems along with being effective in the treatment of cellulite.

This new range delivers significant results giving skin a brighter and more even complexion.

The synergy provided by the natural marine extracts and essential oils not only gives visible vitality to the skin but also improves its condition from within.

P&O Australian Resorts’ Heron Island spa, located on the Great Barrier Reef, will be the first to implement the Marine Mineral range followed by the Leptos Calypso Hotel in Cyprus.




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