Deitanseki
This popular Japanese charcoal & clay enriched soap will help leave your skin smoother than ever before. Lather with cold or warm water, then gently wash your face and body in a massaging motion. Rinse well. 5.3 oz
Eggwhite Soap with Chamomile
Say goodbye to dirt, makeup, and dull skin with the Eggwhite and Chamomile Facial - a mini spa treatment right at your sink! This magical facial gently calms, hydrates, tightens pores, and leaves your skin feeling softer than before.
Eggwhite Soap with Grapefruit
Say goodbye to dirt, makeup, and dull skin with the Eggwhite and Grapefruit Facial - a mini spa treatment right at your sink! This magical facial gently calms, hydrates, tightens pores, and leaves your skin feeling softer than before.
Eggwhite Soap with Rosewater
Say goodbye to dirt, makeup, and dull skin with the Eggwhite and Rosewater Facial - a mini spa treatment right at your sink! This magical facial gently calms, hydrates, tightens pores, and leaves your skin feeling softer than before.
Facial Serum
100% Natural, Facial Serum is for Mature or dehydrated skin. Made with Sea Buckthorn, Argan and Vitamin E. Use 2 - 4 drops on skin every night. Massage in gently, keeping out of eyes. Discontinue use if any unwanted side-effect occurs. Do not ingest. Contains: Argan oil, Sea Buckthorn, Jojoba, Vit. E, German Chamomile, Rose Absolute, French Lavender & Bourbon Geranium.
French Green
Our French green clay has enormous absorbent powers due to the constitution of its micro molecules. It literally "drinks" oils, toxic substances, and impurities from your skin. Its toning action stimulates the skin by bringing fresh blood to damaged skin cells, revitalizing the complexion, and tightening pores. French Green Clay is marvelous for helping to clear problem skin. Use it daily on trouble spots, or weekly as part of a complete facial treatment. Mined from bedrock quarries in France, it is completely natural, unscented and fragrance free.
Kaolin
China clay (Kaolin, white clay or Aluminum Silicate) is the mildest of all clays and is used in cosmetic masks and soaps for sensitive skin as well as for dry skin. Does not expand with increasing water content. Kaolin clay is also used as a scent fixative. This is a fine, fluffy clay that has natural absorbency properties and is frequently found in body powders, body packs, skin care products, and deodorants. To make a facial clay, add distilled water to a small amount of clay. Other additives you may add to a facial mask instead of distilled water are plain yogurt, honey, liquid vegetable glycerine, whipped egg whites or mayonnaise. Apply with clean fingers to clean skin, let dry 15 to 20 minutes, rinse off with warm water, pat skin dry, repeat once a week if necessary. Clay masks will draw out impurities and toxins and may help with acne and similar skin conditions.
Lavender Water
Made by steam distillation of Lavendula angustifolia. Be taken to a lavender field after a light rain with this aroma.
Luminous
Made with Argan, Frankincense, and Squalene. Helps reduce fine lines.
Marigold Eye Cream
Use 1 small pump of Marigold Eye Cream. Pat cream gently under the eyes. Follow with your regular moisturizer. Do not pull on the eye area. Mild enough to use morning and night. Contains: Aqua, Butyrospermum parkii butter, Tucuma seed butter, Glycerine, Capric triglyceride, Ethylhexel palmitate, Stearate SE, Cetearyl alcohol, Olea Europaea fruit, Calendula officinalis, Xanthan gum, Helichrysum italicum
Rose Water
Made from petals of Rosa damascena using water-steam distillation. Can be used in face mask, as a body spray, or added to your bath. Blends well with Sandalwood, Benzoin, Chamomile, Helichrysum, or Jasmine.
Sea Clay
This is a dark clay ideal for face masks and mud mask applications. Its color ranges from light gray/green to dark gray. Due to its high content of minerals, sea clay draws oils from the skin, and is rich in algaes, macro- and micro-minerals, as well as sodium and sulphur. Sea plants, seawater, sea salt and oceanic clay have long been popular physical-therapy ingredients in Europe. Recommended as medical therapeutic agents as early as 1578, seawater and sea derivatives were administered for rheumatism and general rehabilitation. To make a facial clay, add distilled water to a small amount of clay. Other additives you may add to a facial mask instead of distilled water are plain yogurt, honey, liquid vegetable glycerine, whipped egg whites or mayonnaise. Apply with clean fingers to clean skin, let dry 15 to 20 minutes, rinse off with warm water, pat skin dry, repeat once a week if necessary. Clay masks will draw out impurities and toxins and may help with acne and similar skin conditions.