Terra Beauty Bars Rose Coconut Dry Facial Clay Mask
2 oz
Why we love it
- Environmentally friendly with no water used in production
- Vegan and cruelty-free for a guilt-free skincare routine
- Perfect for dry to normal skin, providing a hydrating facial experience
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Made with coconut milk, white kaolin clay, and Brazilian rose clay, this Terra Beauty Bars Rose Coconut Dry Facial Clay Mask was developed for dry to normal skin. Each 2-ounce jar of this dry clay mask powder is finely crafted with 100% natural, vegan botanicals. Just 1–2 teaspoons mixed with a few drops of liquid provide an ultra-nourishing and hydrating facial experience.
Prefer something for more oily skin types? Check out Terra Beauty Bars other facial clay masks like the Matcha Sea Dry Clay Mask for normal to oily skin, or the Volcanic Ash Dry Clay Mask for oily to combo skin.
Why is this rose clay dry mask waterless?
Unlike a sheet mask or clay mask squeezed from a tube, this dry powder is a concentrated blend of loose clay. Combined with your choice of purified water or coconut milk, the paste effectively draws out impurities and leaves your skin baby-soft. Try aloe vera or rose water, or add a few drops of argan oil to this Terra Beauty Bars Rose Coconut Dry Facial Clay Mask for extra moisturizing power. We consider it a DIY facial mask experience!
It’s worth spending an extra few minutes mixing this dry face mask, but you may want to try other natural facial masks in the Grove’s collection. Shop all natural facial masks and personal care products now.
Women-owned and operated, made in the USA
Terra Beauty Bars was established by three first-generation Brazilian-American sisters with farming roots in Brazil and Italy. With each sale of this Terra Beauty Bars Rose Coconut Dry Facial Clay Mask (and other Terra Beauty Bars products), a charitable contribution is made to empower women and children.
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This product has significantly reduced plastic use compared to conventional alternatives primarily made of plastic, with key components of its packaging made from materials with greater circularity potential, such as paper, glass, or aluminum.
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