Healing Herb Clay Scrub/Mask 50gm
This is an exfoliating clay scrub/mask, with gentle but scrubby ground botanicals.
Made with kaolin clay (the gentlest of all clays), colloidal oats, ground organic rose petals, hibiscus flowers, calendula flowers and chamomile flowers and lavender buds. These gentle botanicals will help nourish, calm & heal all skin types.
Using a small bowl, simply drizzle a little water into about 1 tsp of clay, and stir with a clean finger to make a paste.
To use as a scrub - gently massage the paste on your face for a minute and rinse with warm water
To use as a mask - gently massage the paste on your face for a minute, and leave to almost dry. When you can feel it start to tingle, rinse of with warm water.
Enough to make 10 - 12 scrubs or masks - so great value
Cleanse, gently exfoliate, nourish, and hydrate your skin to make it sing with joy!
50gm
Made with kaolin clay (the gentlest of all clays), colloidal oats, ground organic rose petals, hibiscus flowers, calendula flowers and chamomile flowers and lavender buds. These gentle botanicals will help nourish, calm & heal all skin types.
Using a small bowl, simply drizzle a little water into about 1 tsp of clay, and stir with a clean finger to make a paste.
To use as a scrub - gently massage the paste on your face for a minute and rinse with warm water
To use as a mask - gently massage the paste on your face for a minute, and leave to almost dry. When you can feel it start to tingle, rinse of with warm water.
Enough to make 10 - 12 scrubs or masks - so great value
Cleanse, gently exfoliate, nourish, and hydrate your skin to make it sing with joy!
50gm
Payment options
- Cash on pick-up
- Bank deposit
- Credit card via PayPal
Shipping details
- Ships from Te Awamutu, New Zealand.
- $7.00 Courier within NZ
(Free with another item) - Rural delivery charge applies.
Pick up by arrangement. - If there is no suitable option for you listed above, contact bodytreats to enquire about alternative payment or shipping options.
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