IMPROVES TEXTURE 
RENEWS AND PURIFIES
MINIMIZES THE LOOK OF PORES
EXFOLIATES AND REMOVES DEAD SKIN EVENLY
GENTLE, ALL-NATURAL RETINOL SUBSTITUTE

Skincare can’t possibly be boring when you’re playing with mud! Ours is just the ultra-luxurious, renewing, naturally anti-aging kind. After cleansing your face, add a thin layer of product in a circular motion for a gentle resurfacing exfoliation to reveal smoother, softer, more youthful looking skin. We developed our mud mask to be a botanical alternative to chemical options. All-natural Bakuchiol is a plant extract with all the fine line-smoothing, acne-clearing benefits of retinol, but without the irritation. It’s perfect for oily, dry, sensitive and acne-prone skin because it is paraben, sulfate, phthalate and petrochemical-free. You’ll see results after just one use, and who doesn’t love instant gratification?

Size: 2 FL OZ

Key Ingredients

RENEWS: mucor miehei extract, bionatural tropical enzyme
PURIFIES: bakuchiol, organic rose hip oil
SMOOTHES & SOFTENS: kaolin, montmorillonite, mica

How to Use

Our Mud Mask is like a facial peel and may provide similar results, including temporary redness and warmth. Apply a thin layer to a clean face, carefully avoiding the eye area. Begin by leaving on for 15 seconds and slowly work up to 2 minutes. Remove mask with water in a circular motion to exfoliate to reveal smoother, softer, more youthful looking skin. Use our mud mask 1-2 times per week as part of your Whish skin care routine.

IMPROVES TEXTURE RENEWS AND PURIFIESMINIMIZES THE LOOK OF PORESEXFOLIATES AND REMOVES DEAD SKIN EVENLYGENTLE, ALL-NATURAL RETINOL SUBSTITUTE

Key Ingredients

How to Use

IMPROVES TEXTURE 
RENEWS AND PURIFIES
MINIMIZES THE LOOK OF PORES
EXFOLIATES AND REMOVES DEAD SKIN EVENLY
GENTLE, ALL-NATURAL RETINOL SUBSTITUTE

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