Kigelia White Honey Pumpkin the Plumper Face Mask AGE DEFENSE
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Behind the product
The Story
This real food mask begins with a very rare white honey from the mountains of Ethiopia. The honey is very concentrated so it is higher in vitamins and minerals than other honey (raw, white, solid honey you get from the store is actually brown, but is creamed to make it into a solid which then appears white. They are not true white honey). This rare, costly honey is formed by bees who forage on the kebab plant found only in a few regions.
Ethiopian white honey absorbs moisture in the air causing skin cells to plump up. The honey also nourishes the skin with vitamins and minerals made available through the wild terrain.
To this honey, we add several skin-loving ingredients. Real pumpkin puree is added for its gentle enzyme effects on the skin. Rather than peeling the skin, it has skin-softening benefits. A healthy dose of turmeric powder is added to give skin a glow and even skin tone. Stimulating spices of cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger awakens cells and puts them to work. Their addition brightens and enlivens skin.
Last but not least, our star ingredient, Kigelia Africana, improves skin tone making it look years younger and smoother.
Not only will your skin look great, but this timeless mask will brighten your darkest moments. You'll want to put this mask on at the end of every hectic day. Whether you are 18 or 81, you are sure to fall in love with Kigelia White Honey Pumpkin Plumping Face Mask.
Incredible ingredients
Ingredients
It's easy
How to Use
Apply to the skin for 15-20 minutes. Rinse off.
Use 1-2 times a week, but if you can't resist, use it every day. That's okay, too!
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Meet the Founder
In 1999, Tammie Umbel, embarked on an incredible journey to bring natural beauty secrets to the world. Considered one of the founding mothers of the green beauty movement, Tammie spent endless years identifying indigenous ingredients and their traditional uses. Tammie continues her quest for unknown ingredients to enhance skin and hair health while creating economic opportunities for remote regions of the world. She works closely with wildlife conservation groups which give economic incentives to local populations to preserve habitats.