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Saturday 3 July 2021 • Promotional Content


Stay fit, stay sharp Healthcare Innovations Time to rethink your scalp and haircare


Sea Magik is a UK-conscious spa brand that believes almost every hair and skin concern can be traced back to a mineral imbalance within the body. That is why the brand infuses healing spa minerals into all its products in the form of salt water, seaweed and mud. With Sea Magik’s latest launch of a range of vegan spa haircare, it’s transforming daily personal care into feel-good spa experiences


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rowing up near the Hungarian salt lakes, and relaxing in the curative powers of the


mineral rich waters, founder Robert felt an overwhelming need to bottle the healing powers of the salt water and introduce it to the world. Today, Robert’s daughter Kate has founded the new Sea Magik range. As an advocate of holistic health, Kate sees personal care as part of the bigger wellness picture, including self-care, mindfulness, physical health, nutri- tion and emotional health. Kate believes that mundane


personal care chores, such as bathing and showering, can be transformed into sensory spa self-care experiences that make you feel good every day. And the new haircare line certainly looks to do just that.


“Never underestimate the power of a good hair day! Hands down the best shampoo I’ve ever used. Te at-home spa treatment I never knew I needed, until now!” said a social media review of Sea Magik


With 40 years of research, sourcing


“Tis is, without doubt, the best shampoo I’ve ever bought. I’m constantly striving for the perfect product and now I’ve found it! Seriously, this is the holy grail of all shampoos, and I’ll never change,” said a Sea Magik customer in a review


the best mineral ingredients for your skin, Sea Magik has utilised its exten- sive knowledge to look after the skin on your head, and create a range of haircare that promotes strong, healthy looking hair and scalp, and elevates your usual shower into a spa ritual. Te first of the new haircare range


to be launched is the new Pink Salt Shampoo, which is unlike anything you’ll have tried and contains Himalayan pink salt crystals to really exfoliate and cleanse your scalp. Launched to five-star reviews, the now multi-award-winning Pink Salt Shampoo is a volumising and clari- fying spa treatment shampoo blending three organic seaweed extracts with pink mineral rich Himalayan and Dead Sea salt granules to exfoliate the scalp and remove product build up. Tree organic seaweeds hydrate the hair with a powerful infusion of vitamins, minerals and amino acids,


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while the natural essential oils of lime, rosemary and cypress create an uplifting spa aroma to instantly relax you. Hair is left deeply cleansed, full of body and smelling lime fresh.


Kate’s tips for spa scalp care Scalp care is so key for healthy, happy hair


and most people make the


mistake of skipping the scalp. If you want healthy hair from the


root, you should be massaging your scalp daily, and it’s such a simple thing to do. 1. You can massage your scalp with or without product. If you’re choosing to massage in the shower, then the Pink Salt Shampoo is a great way to exfoliate.


2. Use your fingertips on both hands to apply light to medium pres- sure to your scalp, massaging in small circles.


3. Work your way across your scalp to cover all areas.


4. Massage your scalp using your fingertips for at least two minutes at a time.


T: +44 (0)1580 211055 seamagik.com


All Sea Magik’s products are pack-


aged in sustainable, 100% recyclable, bio-sugar cane plastic.


HEALTH25 for 25% off haircare products throughout July 2021.


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