Description: This treatment mask combines the naturally exfoliating properties of pure milk, the purifying properties of clay and intensely healing red sandalwood to promote healthy, radiant skin. Red sandalwood calms irritants, inflammation and redness and treats acne, rosacea, sunburn and any other redness-causing irritant. Ideal as an acne spot treatment, this powder-formula may be mixed with cool water, warm water, herbal tea, milk or whole yogurt. Ideal for all skin types, especially sensitive skin.

Tips for mixing your mask:

For oily skin, make your mask a little thicker. It will help to absorb more oil.

Don't add too much liquid to your mask. Add a little bit of liquid in at a time to achieve your desired consistency.

Instead of plain water, you can use milk, hot or cold tea or yogurt.

Look into the different effects teas, milk and yogurt have on the skin. For instance, green tea is ideal for acne-prone skin, white tea is for skin aging and yogurt is for irritated, sensitive and redness-prone skin.

Recommended Use: Use once or twice weekly depending on skin type. Combine equal parts of mask powder and water to form a spreadable paste. Add more water if necessary. Apply all over face and neck, sparing eye and mouth area. Wait 10 minutes or until dry. Optional: Release the additional exfoliating benefits of the ultra-fine sandalwood powder by moistening face and gently rubbing off mask in a circular motion. Finish by rinsing thoroughly and pat dry. For best softening results, follow with Juara Sweet Black Tea & Rice Facial Moisturizer. Suitable for all skin types.

Ingredients: Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch, Kaolin, Milk Powder, Pterocarpus Santalinus (Sandalwood) Powder, Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate, Propylparaben, Methylparaben.

Treats These Conditions: Rosacea, Acne, Large Pores, Sunburn, Hyperkeratosis

Suitable For These Skin Types: Oily, All, Combination, Sensitive, Normal

Ingredient: Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Lactic Acid

Skin Care: Masks

Application Area: Face

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