Organic Matcha Green Tea: Powdered Green Tea boasts renowned health benefits, commonly celebrated when consumed internally. However, its remarkable advantages extend to skincare as well. Rich in antioxidants, particularly epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), Green Tea combats free radicals, revitalizes fading skin cells, and promotes cellular regeneration—potent defenses against the aging process. Green Tea brightens the complexion with a moderate caffeine content, fostering a radiant and refreshed appearance. Its tea tannins and caffeine act synergistically to constrict blood vessels, diminishing the appearance of puffiness and dark circles around the eyes. Green Tea is a natural astringent that efficiently purifies pores by absorbing excess oil, dirt, and impurities, subsequently tightening them to shield them against external pollutants.

Organic Matcha Green Tea: Powdered Green Tea boasts renowned health benefits, commonly celebrated when consumed internally. However, its remarkable advantages extend to skincare as well. Rich in antioxidants, particularly epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), Green Tea combats free radicals, revitalizes fading skin cells, and promotes cellular regeneration—potent defenses against the aging process. Green Tea brightens the complexion with a moderate caffeine content, fostering a radiant and refreshed appearance. Its tea tannins and caffeine act synergistically to constrict blood vessels, diminishing the appearance of puffiness and dark circles around the eyes. Green Tea is a natural astringent that efficiently purifies pores by absorbing excess oil, dirt, and impurities, subsequently tightening them to shield them against external pollutants.

How to Use:

Developing a personalized application technique tailored to your skin brings you closer to achieving a radiant complexion.

Mixing The Clay Mask :

Step 1: Measure approximately 1/2 to 1 tablespoon of clay into a dedicated clay face mask bowl or any small non-metallic bowl and spoon

Step 2: Gradually incorporate 1/2 teaspoon of room-temperature or warm water into the clay, stirring thoroughly with a non-metallic spoon. You can use an alcohol-free hydrosol like Chamomile, witch hazel, etc.

Step 3: Keep adding small increments of water while mixing until you achieve a creamy, mud-like consistency. Since different clays may require varying amounts of water, start with a small quantity and adjust as needed. Ensure thorough mixing until you achieve a smooth clay paste.

Step 1: Start with a freshly washed and dried face, ensuring it is free from makeup and moisturizers.

Step 2: Use a clay face mask applicator brush or a flat foundation brush to generously apply the mask to your face with your preferred technique. For optimal results, consider starting with a thin initial layer and then following up with a second, thicker layer, ensuring the mask reaches a thickness of approximately 1/8 inch.

Step 3: Leave the mask to dry for 5-10 minutes, though drying durations may differ based on the type of clay and your skin type. As the clay begins to dry, you may experience a sensation of pulling and tightening on your skin.

For oily skin or a deep, thorough cleanse, let the mask dry almost completely before removing it. So that you know, leaving the mask on longer has no added benefit and might lead to heightened tightness and redness. During drying, the clay extracts moisture from the skin’s surface.

For those with sensitive or dry skin or who want a gentler cleansing, allow the mask to dry only around the edges of the face and nose before removing it, which typically takes about 5 minutes.

How To Remove the Clay Mask:

Step 1: Gently Rinse and Pat. Dry: Using lukewarm water, gently rinse the clay mask from your face using circular motions with your fingertips. I like using warm water and my finger to remove the clay mass.

Tips: “To make removing the clay mask easier, consider moistening a facecloth with warm water and gently pressing it against your face before removing it. This technique can help rehydrate the mask and loosen its grip on your skin.”

Be sure to remove all traces of the mask, paying extra attention to areas where it may have adhered more firmly, such as around the nose and hairline.

Step 2: Once your face is entirely clean from the clay mask, pat it dry with a soft, clean cotton towel, avoiding any harsh rubbing that could irritate the skin.

Following applying a clay mask, you may initially notice a sensation of tightness on your skin, possibly accompanied by a slight itchiness.

Clay promotes circulation, leading to temporary mild redness that may last about 30 minutes.

Step 3: To complete your Face care, Moisturize with your face cream or Facial serum oil. It’s imperative to complete this step for optimum results. Face cream or Facial serum oil

Feel your revitalized skin’s smooth, soft embrace, inviting you to revel in its newfound freshness, radiance, and luxurious sensation!

If you’re worried about skin sensitivity, conducting a skin patch test is advisable.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.