How Often Should You Use Our Rescue Mask?

For glowing skin and well-deserved relaxation time, I recommend treating yourself to a face mask treatment at least once a week! ⁠When skin gets congested, has active breakouts or needs some extra attention, you can increase masking frequency to 2-3 a week. ⁠You can also do targeted area/spot treatments and apply Rescue Mask just on the area of concern. ⁠You can do it as frequently as required.
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When time allows, make it more than just a quick facial! Prepare to yourself a comforting cuppa, or a glass of organic wine and get comfy on the sofa with some soul-warming book or journal.⁠⠀⁠⠀

Remember, our Harmony Rescue Mask is a multi-tasking hero and can be used in several ways in your skincare routine:⁠⠀
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1. Treatment mask – once or twice weekly, or whenever your skin needs a deep cleansing, brightening and detoxification boost.⁠ PRO TIP: When preparing a powder mask, always add water slowly, it is easier to add more water later and adjust consistency if needed.
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2. Gentle exfoliator & cleanser – mix a bit of powder with water or face oil in the palm of your hand and gently massage your skin in circular motions.⁠ Even tho, the powder consists of gentle microparticles of clays and botanical extracts, it is important to be gentle and apply very little pressure when you exfoliate.
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3. Spot treatment – prepare a thick paste with water, you can add a bit of Manuka honey for extra anti-bacterial properties! Apply directly to the area of concern.⁠⠀⁠⠀⁠⠀

KEEP IN MIND:

• Clay masks work wonders on your skin BUT only while they are moist!⁠⠀⁠⠀
• ⁠Do avoid complete drying out on your skin, as it could lead to dehydrated skin and redness.⁣
• ⁣To prolong your treatment time you can add a few drops of your facial oil or a skin suitable carrier oil.
• You can keep the mask moist by misting floral water such as lavender or rose. ⁠Or by adding a bit of honey, aloe vera gel or yoghurt, which will bring additional properties to your treatment.⁠⠀

Skincare doesn’t have to be a chore, make the most of it by turning it into a beautiful ritual.