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Though the recognition of the mud back and its rejuvenating qualities have ancient origins and is spread all over the world, it is mostly celebrated as a national day in the USA.
National Mud Pack Day is celebrated by anyone who appreciates the healing benefits of mud and is willing to take the effort to experience it on this particular day.
The practice of applying mud packs and taking mud baths is said to have been in practice since the 16th century and has continued to date.
There is no recorded data as to who first started mud pack day. It is said to have been observed ever since the 19th century.
The first medicinal mud application was documented in Mesopotamia and is said to have been considered healthy or medicinal by early Greeks and Romans. Cleopatra was apprently extremely fond of mud face masks and is said to have used black mud masks to make her skin smoother.
Those who celebrate National Mud Pack Day often engage in the tradition of taking selfies of themselves wearing mud packs and uploading them to social media platforms. Some people even engage in celebratory mud baths and all other fun forms of mud treatment.
Mud packs aren't the only mud products you can use. Mud baths or mud pits can also be used. The use of mud was one of man's first attempts to combat disease. Proper application and facial techniques can help move the waste of lymph nodes and can facilitate rejuvenation of the skin. This can help reduce skin inflammation and give you a revitalized or glowing look.
You can celebrate National Mud Pack Day by visiting any spa near you, or you can even do it yourself. All you need to do is to apply a mud pack on your face and celebrate the fact that you have decided to treat yourself to the health and therapeutic benefits of mud. Get some friends over and make it a fun event.
Mud packs are used to cleanse the skin, remove excess oil, unclog pores, and remove impurities.
A mud pack is a cream-like substance made of mud that is applied to the face for rejuvenation of the skin, removal of dead skin cells, and for relaxing facial muscles.
You can get a full-body mud back in 'Pokemon Platinum' by walking through the mud in route 212.
There is no proof as to who discovered National Mud Pack Day, but the first usage of mud for rejuvenation was in Mesopotamia, centuries ago.
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Kidadl provides inspiration to entertain and educate your children. We recognise that not all activities and ideas are appropriate and suitable for all children and families or in all circumstances. Our recommended activities are based on age but these are a guide. We recommend that these ideas are used as inspiration, that ideas are undertaken with appropriate adult supervision, and that each adult uses their own discretion and knowledge of their children to consider the safety and suitability.
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