Rose Petal & Chamomile - Exfoliating Cleansing Grains
Our cleansing grains are gentle and effective and an important addition to every good skin care program. Created with Rhassoul Clay and soothing floral botanicals, we recommend using twice weekly for healthy, more radiant skin with these benefits:
- removes dead, dull skin
- unclogs and minimizes pores
- rejuvenates new skin cells, leaving skin soft and smooth
- helps with penetration of serum and moisturizers
- evens skin tone
- diminishes black heads and break outs
How to use:
When the skin and world is feeling lifeless and dull, splash a gentle pure water on your face. Place a small amount (nickel sized amount) into the palm. Apply a drop or two of serum if you have it on hand, or a spritz of hydrosol to help the grains dissolve. Begin to massage into damp skin in gentle circular motions. Be gentle, relax and take your time, encouraging your mind to wander to a Bazaar in India selling Sandalwood and Roses. Rinse your fingertips and allow the grains and clay to penetrate your skin forming a gentle mask, massaging into all the crevices. When ready, splash with warm water or climb under a steaming shower, rinse and remove any remainding grains with a damp cloth.
Apply Moisturizer, Serum or Balm to your freshly exfoliated skin. This is an important last step so be certain not to skip it.
Our Rose Petal Chamomile Exfoliating Cleansing Grains arrive in a 1 oz clear glass jar good for a several applications. Or our sample size good for 8or more exfoliations.
Our Ingredient Story:
We obtain fine Sandalwood Powder from ethically harvested trees in Australia. Using our sturdiest mortar & pestle we grind together Rhassoul Clay, Rose Petals, which you have plucked and dried from our rose garden, and add gorgeous Hibiscus flowers grown organically and dried. Grind together with oats found from a pesticide-free market and blend with the sweetest Chamomile Flowers containing the aroma of apples. Add drops of the most sacred and rare Sandalwood oil gathered from sustainably harvested trees in India a drop of rose to open the heart.