Blast Applications, Inc. Expends Its Core of Business

PLAINVIEW, NY--(Marketwired - Nov 15, 2013) -  Blast Applications, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BLAP) has expended in taking the distribution for New York State of a new product from Israel, the only one with 26 minerals from the Dead Sea www.saphirahair.com.

Blast Applications has expended its core of business, distributing the new line of hair products from Israel into the all New York State. Saphira, already recognised in Israel, is now entering the USA market after signing the right of distribution to Blast Applications.

Ceo Dino Luzzi and Joel Tessler, EVP of Saphira, have signed the agreement. The product will be available within the next few weeks. Saphira is the first company to bring the minerals of the Dead Sea to the world of hair care. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGCd47qptgY

"Joel Tessler, a man of integrity, is giving us a great opportunity, as well as Alan Silberstein, with his commitment on the 10,000,000 dollars reserve funding of which I am prepared to execute in small tranches once we reach our first goal of 5c per share," stated Dino Luzzi, CEO.

About Blast Applications, Inc.
Blast Applications, Inc. is a marketer and developer of applications for Android, iPhone^®, Twitter^® Facebook^® and Nokia with unique opportunity to monetize the web surfer's dedication to social media sites through direct advertising programs tied to the Company's tools, applications and websites. www.blastapplications.com.

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