A
once a week "spa treatment" for home. Helps clear
complexion, calms redness and helps to oxygenate the skin.
Drawing toxins from the skin, this smooth botanical clay is
detoxifying and anti-inflammatory. Use after cleansing and
exfoliation. Fights Free-Radical damage and helps to strengthen
capillaries. For all skin types INCLUDING very sensitive.
This Botanical Masque is beneficial for most all skin types,
as it contains detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties.
Also ideal for correcting oily, "problem skin" conditions
due to it's purifying, sebum reducing abilities. Vacciniin
inhibits bacterial adherences to epithelial cells and protects
against infections. Using Cranberry provides a powerful anti-oxidant
and free-radical scavenger against unwanted bacteria. Essential
oils added to formula are very calming to the skin and regenerate
skin cells. Helps clear the complexion making it feel alive!
Will leave the skin toned and refreshed, preparing it for
a topical treatment or moisturizer. ( For very sensitive skin,
we recommend the Rosemary Creme Hydration Masque). Use 1 to
2 times a week. Best used after exfoliation.
DIRECTIONS:
Apply a teaspoon of masque to a clean face. Leave on for 20
to 25 minutes. For even greater hydrating results, use after
exfoliation and keep moist with compress or with steam from
shower. Rinse with warm washcloth. Follow with toner and topical.
Avoid eye area.
FEATURED
INGREDIENTS:
- Bentonite-
natural mineral that draws excess sebum and impurities from
skin
- Kaolin-
absorbs sebum, draws toxins
- Allantoin-
from comfrey, is soothing to the skin
- D-alpha
tocoperol- Chirally correct version of VitaminE
added for healing
- Cranberry
extract- Containing a compound called Vacciniin,
it is softer and sweeter and a more natural form of Benzol
Peroxide
- Lavender-
Purifying and calming
- Willow
extract- anti-inflammatory
- Rosemary-
anti-aging and increases circulation
- Calendula-
anti-inflammatory, capillary strengthening
- Jojoba
Oil- emollient
- Witch
Hazel- antiseptic
- Thyme-
Anti-viral properties
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