Earth Dust Face Mask & Exfoliator
Earth Dust is a versatile and sensual mask/exfoliator. It deeply cleanses the pores, tones the skin, and soothes inflammation/redness. Leaving the skin feeling nourished and loved. For optimal results, we recommend using at least twice a month as a mask and moisturizing afterwards. Use multiple times a week as an exfoliator and follow with regular skin routine. Earth Dust pairs well with Three Flowers + Sun Keeper. This skincare triplet will have your skin feeling divine. Gentle on skin types.
How to Use?
Mask- Add equal parts warm water to powder (2 tsp) and mix. Apply to skin and rinse when dry.
Exfoliator - Add a few drops of water to powder (1tsp or less) and mix. Massage onto skin then rinse.
With either method follow with regular skin routine.
Sourcing: The organic roses are from small scale farms in California through Sonoma Herb Exchange. The organic marshmallow root is grown, harvested, dried by Golden Hour Farm in Michigan. We then powder both of these herbs and mix it with high quality kaolin clay. Three simple yet effective ingredients.
Ingredients: Kaolin Clay. Coral Kaolin Clay. Organic Marshmallow Root. Organic Rose.
Mask: 8-10 uses // Exfoliator: 16-20 uses
Mixing Set : (additional $26.00)
Comes with a ceramic bowl handmade by Rainy Bray-Hopwood in Bentonville, AR. Along with a bamboo fan brush to paint onto face/body and a wooden spoon for measuring/mixing.
Earth Dust is a versatile and sensual mask/exfoliator. It deeply cleanses the pores, tones the skin, and soothes inflammation/redness. Leaving the skin feeling nourished and loved. For optimal results, we recommend using at least twice a month as a mask and moisturizing afterwards. Use multiple times a week as an exfoliator and follow with regular skin routine. Earth Dust pairs well with Three Flowers + Sun Keeper. This skincare triplet will have your skin feeling divine. Gentle on skin types.
How to Use?
Mask- Add equal parts warm water to powder (2 tsp) and mix. Apply to skin and rinse when dry.
Exfoliator - Add a few drops of water to powder (1tsp or less) and mix. Massage onto skin then rinse.
With either method follow with regular skin routine.
Sourcing: The organic roses are from small scale farms in California through Sonoma Herb Exchange. The organic marshmallow root is grown, harvested, dried by Golden Hour Farm in Michigan. We then powder both of these herbs and mix it with high quality kaolin clay. Three simple yet effective ingredients.
Ingredients: Kaolin Clay. Coral Kaolin Clay. Organic Marshmallow Root. Organic Rose.
Mask: 8-10 uses // Exfoliator: 16-20 uses
Mixing Set : (additional $26.00)
Comes with a ceramic bowl handmade by Rainy Bray-Hopwood in Bentonville, AR. Along with a bamboo fan brush to paint onto face/body and a wooden spoon for measuring/mixing.
Earth Dust is a versatile and sensual mask/exfoliator. It deeply cleanses the pores, tones the skin, and soothes inflammation/redness. Leaving the skin feeling nourished and loved. For optimal results, we recommend using at least twice a month as a mask and moisturizing afterwards. Use multiple times a week as an exfoliator and follow with regular skin routine. Earth Dust pairs well with Three Flowers + Sun Keeper. This skincare triplet will have your skin feeling divine. Gentle on skin types.
How to Use?
Mask- Add equal parts warm water to powder (2 tsp) and mix. Apply to skin and rinse when dry.
Exfoliator - Add a few drops of water to powder (1tsp or less) and mix. Massage onto skin then rinse.
With either method follow with regular skin routine.
Sourcing: The organic roses are from small scale farms in California through Sonoma Herb Exchange. The organic marshmallow root is grown, harvested, dried by Golden Hour Farm in Michigan. We then powder both of these herbs and mix it with high quality kaolin clay. Three simple yet effective ingredients.
Ingredients: Kaolin Clay. Coral Kaolin Clay. Organic Marshmallow Root. Organic Rose.
Mask: 8-10 uses // Exfoliator: 16-20 uses
Mixing Set : (additional $26.00)
Comes with a ceramic bowl handmade by Rainy Bray-Hopwood in Bentonville, AR. Along with a bamboo fan brush to paint onto face/body and a wooden spoon for measuring/mixing.