Plate Nº 33Position 19°44′N 72°15′W
Provisions · The Steward
Nº 33
LOW TIDE
Dead Sea Mud Mask
When the water goes out, the work shows.
Low tide is when the flats come up and the hull gets scraped. Pure Dead Sea mud and Dead Sea water, nothing else to speak of. A thin layer on clean skin, ten minutes or until it dries, a warm-water rinse. Twice a week, then moisturize.
- Scent
- Unscented, mineral
- Standing Orders
- Refills on a schedule you set. Opening at commissioning.
- Station
- Provisions · Treatments, balms & bars
- Flag Quebec
- My vessel is healthy and I request free pratique.
The provision
What's in the cask.
Every ingredient in order of quantity, exactly as it prints on the label. No proprietary anything.
How to use
- 01Spread a thin layer over clean skin, avoiding the eyes and lips.
- 02Leave it ten to twelve minutes, or until dry.
- 03Rinse with warm water in small circles, pat dry and moisturize. Twice a week.
Key ingredients
- Dead Sea Mud
- Dead Sea Water
Full ingredients
Dead Sea Mud (Silt), Maris Aqua (Dead Sea Water), Acribio OCS (1%)* *Organic
Caution
In case of accidental contact with eyes, immediately rinse thoroughly with clean water. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients. Ships to the US and select countries.
The label, unrolled
No two charts alike.
Every Agwe label is a chart drawn for that bottle alone: its own coastline, its own soundings, its own position. Line the shelf up and you have an atlas.
Ingredients, directions and warnings print in the right-hand panel.
The StewardShip's Log · Entry 06/12 · 1000 Forenoon Watch
The Steward
“Nothing sails until the steward says the stores are aboard. Water, coffee, the good salt, soap and a tin of balm in the right drawer.”
Read the full entry in the Ship's Log