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6. 60-Second Contentmint Masque Bar With French Green Clay:
No, it's not a soap. It's 8 facials in bar! Yes, now while you shower you can treat your face to a luxurious, detoxifying facial! While our clays are quarried in France, natural clays have has been used in bath products since roman times for their purifying, stimulating and toning properties. These Facial Masque Bars use the detoxifying power of clay to clear your pores and restore lost moisture and tone, giving your face a radiant glow.
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7. Healing Earth Moor Mud:
A cream facial soap that is 50% Canadian Moor Mud. Like Rhassoul, Moor Mud is another of Mother Nature's wonders. Millions of years old, Moor is an astonishing mud composed of plants, mineral and trace elements, organic substances such as volatile oils, amino acids, resins, phyto-hormones, vitamins, enzymes and natural antibiotics. Be sure to click through to this product for complete details on how this amazing, natural mud can work to control oil, excess sebum while providing depleted nutrients and trace minerals for your skin.
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8. Rhassoul Sugar Glow Spa Treatment:
Get ready to be petted when you treat your body to this 100% all-natural, luxurious blend of Rhassoul clay, turbinado sugar and unrefined Ghanaian shea butter.
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9. Lavender Mint Salt Glow Spa Treatment:
Elite spas charge $125 for one treatment and now you can enjoy several in the comfort of your home. Blended sea salts exfoliate while penetrating plant, lavender and mint oils envelop your body in a veil of moisture. Your entire body will be soft as a baby's bottom!!
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10. Kombu Detox Body Spa Bar:
This nifty, two-layer soap is two fantastic soaps in one gorgeous bar. The top, blended with exfoliating sea salts and cornmeal, removes oils, excess sebum and dead dry skin cells from all over your body. The green phase remineralizes, detoxes and tones thanks to Klamath Lake Blue Green Algae, Wild Kombu Seaweek, Monterey Bay Kelp, Chlorophyll and Artic Chlorella.
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