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24K Gold Flakes
ALOE VERA
APPLE CIDER VINEGAR
AVOCADO EXTRACT
BAMBOO
Chamomile
CHIA SEED OIL
COCONUT
Diamond Powder
GREEN TEA
Honeysuckle
HYALURONIC ACID
KAOLIN CLAY
Lemon Peel Oil
MONOI OIL
NATURAL CLAY
Orange
PEACH FRUIT
Peppermint Oil
PLUM KERNEL OIL
POMEGRANATE
Raspberry Oil Ceramides
RED CLAY
ROSEHIP BERRY
ROSEMARY
SEA SALT
TEA TREE
THERMAL CLAY
THREE LIME BLEND
VOLCANIC ASH
WATER LILY
WHITE CLAY
WHITE LILY
WHITE PEONY
WHITE TEA
WILLOW BARK
Ancient Rituals
Renowned in Kyoto, geishas have used gold leaf to give skin an incandescent glow.
Highly regarded due to its many benefits, Aloe Vera was used in Ancient China to soothe and calm skin.
Cleopatra was known to use Apple Cider Vinegar as a clarifying beauty tonic.
Avocado was used centuries ago by Aztec civilizations as a skin moisturizer.
Known for its soothing properties, Eastern cultures have used Bamboo for centuries.
Known as a sacred plant to the Egyptians, Chamomile was worshipped above all other herbs for its remarkable skin benefits.
Considered one of the top superfoods, Avocados were popular among the Aztecs for their nutrient-rich benefits.
Used for centuries in South East Asia, Coconut is known for its multipurpose use.
Considered to be the most precious mineral, Diamond Powder diffuses light and blurs imperfections.
Green Tea —
contains caffeine to wake tired eyes and give the appearance of more radiant skin
Used by indigenous Costa Ricans, Green Tea is believed to improve the complexion.
Used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine, Honeysuckle is known for its skin soothing properties.
Naturally produced in the body, Hyaluronic Acid helps retain essential moisture.
In Morocco, Kaolin Clay was traditionally used to help detoxify skin.
Women in Southeast Asia have used Lemon rinds to exfoliate, brighten and enhance their overall complexion.
Known as the “sacred oil,” Polynesian women pick Tiare flowers and soak them in Coconut Oil to create Monoi, used to soften skin and hair.
Naturally tinted clays were used centuries ago by ancient Egyptians to create makeup pigments.
It is said that Cleopatra travelled to the Dead Sea to bathe in Sea Salt.
Peach Fruit –
Native to Europe, Bilberry is known for its skin-soothing properties.
Peppermint—
cools & refreshes
Used in Japanese folk medicine, Peppermint Oil is known to have a calming effect.
Plums date back to the 12th century where the oil, rich in oleic acid, was used for moisturizing.
Pomegranate –
Rich in ancient symbolism, Pomegranate has been used to enhance the complexion.
First cultivated by the Romans, Raspberry is rich in antioxidants.
Sourced from around the world, Red Clay is naturally rich in iron and helps promote skin clarity.
Rosehip Berry – provides smooth applicationComfrey Extract – moisturizes, calms and soothes the eye area
Harvested from the seeds of rose bushes grown in Chile, Rosehip is rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants.
Native to the Mediterranean, Rosemary was used in ancient times for its therapeutic properties.
Native Australians used Tea Tree for its healing properties.
Traditionally used in Japan, Thermal Clay from natural hot springs is known for its mineral-rich content and therapeutic benefits.
Believed to have been first grown in Southeast Asia, Limes are an excellent source of Vitamin C.
Used by Melanesians, Volcanic Ash is known for its high sulfur content.
Found on the banks of the river Nile, Water Lily was used in ancient Egyptian culture for its moisturizing properties.
One of Cleopatra’s beauty secrets, White Clay is known for its ability to absorb impurities.
Since the ancient times, Greeks and Romans have used White Lily for its healing properties.
Native to China, White Peony is known for its soothing properties.
