SKOON BASIC 4 OILY Starter kit
Try before you buy? This Basic 4 minipots kit for oily skin provides you with the essential to calm reactive skin and improve skin clarity.
Skin types
OILY
Set contains
30 ml WHITEWASH Purifying clay cleanser
Scoop impurities from pores without stripping vital oils.
15 ml PRETTY SMOOTH Moisture gel
Light, free flow moisture with HA + ceramides.
5 ml MINERAL MATTE Complexion patrol gel
Blot oil and calm breakouts with Zinc PCA + Buchu.
7 g Oh Sherbet! Azelaic acid 10% exfoliating mask
Azelaic acid + probiotic clay mask helps clear pores and exfoliate dull skin.
Usage & Tips
AM:
Step 1- Cleanse with WHITEWASH: Apply a coin sized amount of purifying clay cleanser on damp skin. Add moisture and lightly massage before removing excess cleanser with a muslin facecloth soaked in lukewarm water. Splash skin with clean water.
Step 2 – Control with MINERAL MATTE: Smooth a dollop of complexion patrol gel onto clean skin before toning or moisturising.
Step 3 – Hydrate with PRETTY SMOOTH: Smooth a dollop of moisture gel onto clean skin. For intense nourishment add 1-2 drops of concentrate to a dollop of moisture gel, blend in the palm of your hand and apply.
PM:
Step 1- Cleanse with WHITEWASH: Apply a coin sized amount of purifying clay cleanser on damp skin. Add moisture and lightly massage before removing excess cleanser with a muslin facecloth soaked in lukewarm water. Splash skin with clean water.
Step 2 – Exfoliate with OH SHERBET!: Scoop a small quantity of exfoliating sherbet in a bowl, add water drop by drop until you have a smooth paste. Paint the mask directly onto clean skin, taking care around the delicate eye area. The mask will change from blush to a solid white cream and may tingle slightly. Leave on for another 5-8 minutes before rinsing off with water and a muslin facecloth.
Step 3 – Hydrate with PRETTY SMOOTH: Smooth a dollop of moisture gel onto clean skin. For intense nourishment add 1-2 drops of concentrate to a dollop of moisture gel, blend in the palm of your hand and apply.
