Applications
Treatment forms and cosmetic applications for peat, from clinical balneotherapy to daily-use cosmetics.
Peat Balneotherapy
Full or partial immersion in heated peat preparations — the oldest and most studied peat therapy, rooted in centuries of Central European spa medicine.
Peat Bath Additives
Concentrated peat extracts, powders, and sachets that bring a simplified version of peat balneotherapy into the home bathtub.
Peat Body Wraps
Heated peat paste applied to a targeted body area and wrapped to hold temperature and contact — more localized than full-immersion balneotherapy.
Peat Compresses
Cloth pads soaked in peat extract solution — a gentler, targeted alternative to paste applications for sensitive or inflamed skin.
Peat Cream / Lotion
A leave-on emulsion with peat extract, humic acid, or fulvic acid — the longest skin-contact time of any peat cosmetic format.
Peat Face Masks
Processed peat paste or extract applied to facial skin for 10–20 minutes — the most accessible and widely sold peat cosmetic product.
Peat Foot Soak
A localized peat immersion for feet, addressing cracked heels, dry skin, and fungal infections without a full-body bath.
Peat Mud Pack
The most intensive topical application — a thick layer of whole peat paste delivering maximum bioactive concentration plus sustained heat.
Peat Poultices
Peat paste held against a specific joint, muscle, or skin area with cloth or film — one of the oldest and most targeted forms of peat therapy.
Peat Scalp Treatments
Masks, shampoos, conditioners, and tonics formulated with peat extract or paste to address the scalp's distinct pH and microbial environment.
Peat Serum / Tonic
The most concentrated topical peat product — an aqueous, fulvic-acid-rich formula applied as a face serum or scalp tonic.
Peat Shampoo
A rinse-off peat formulation used daily — lower concentration than masks or tonics, offset by more frequent contact with the scalp.
Peat Soap / Cleansing Bar
A whole-body cleansing bar or wash with peat extract or paste — the simplest and most widely available peat cosmetic product.
Sauna Peat Treatment
A Finnish tradition — peat paste applied before or during a sauna session, where heat-opened pores may enhance absorption of its bioactives.