You may have noticed that quite a few of our Goodies arrive at your door in a dry-powder state, such as UnMask, Bright Face Polish or POW - CQ10.
Why is this, you may wonder? Why should we choose to keep the ingredients dry, as opposed to a paste or liquid form?
No preservatives are needed.
Without the addition of water, the ingredients are going to stay fresh for much longer, and are much less susceptible to bacteria growth in a dry environment.
Preservatives or emulsifers, such as alcohol or parabens, are simply no good when it comes to your skin - they can block pores, cause excess dryness and irritation, and build up over time.
Ingredients stay active
Without the addition of any liquid, active ingredients in the dry powder remain stable and powerful right up to the moment you use them, delivering the maximum level of effectiveness.
A little goes a long way.
Did you know that many skincare products contain up to 70% water? Without this water content, you will find that a much smaller amount of product is all that’s needed to do the job. You can also customise the consistency of your exfoliant or mask, depending if you prefer a thick or thin paste. Plus, we can package the powder in sustainable glass and tin containers, no tubes or plastic needed!
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How should you manage and treat acne and breakouts?
Acne is a skin condition that occurs when your hair follicles become plugged with oil and dead skin cells. Some types of skin bacteria may make pimples worse. Pimples can appear anywhere on the skin, but they most often occur on the face.
Follow these four steps to get on top of your acne and breakouts once and for all.
If you have ever suffered from oily skin, breakouts, acne, or all of the above, you may have found yourself googling causes of these issues. Found yourself down a bit of an internet black hole? We hear you!
There is a lot of confusing information out there, as it affects a vast majority of people at some point in their lives, so we want to clear up any uncertainty about one of the most common factors in this issue: sebum.
