Custom Mask Compound - Alamano Skin Care

Custom Mask Compound

Tailored to your goals and skin

Hand mixed by Emily Alamano in the studio

Customized skincare based on you as an individual

If you are an existing client and not able to come in for facials as often as you’d like, you can get a custom herbal mask compound mixed up by yours truly, to use as an at-home treatment.

Here’s how it works:

1. You add notes to the text box letting me know how your skin has been over the last month, use details
2. I refer to my notes about your skin and review the skin goals we established together
3. I determine the best blend of compounds for your at-home treatments
4. If you do not already have a mask base at home, I suggest also purchase one, suggestions below

Mask Bases:

My top suggestions:

Botnia Soothing Repair Mask for hydration, plumping fine lines, soothing inflammation

Activist Manuka Honey Mask https://alamano-skin-care.square.site/product/manuka-honey-mask-activist/169?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false for gentle exfoliation, soothing, hydration

Botnia Essential Enzymes for gentle exfoliation, nourishment, balancing

Cosmedix Pure Enzymes https://alamano-skin-care.square.site/product/pure-enzymes-cranberry-exfoliating-mask-cosmedix/168 for deeper exfoliation, brightening, smoothing

Other options for mask bases are Sheep or Goats Milk Yogurt (plain, unsweetened). You can also mix any of the suggested bases together to get real fancy with it!

Each custom mask compound is enough for 3-4 masks, so if you want to get enough for more masks purchase multiple and I will mix it all together in a bigger jar for you.

If you would like to get a mask dish for mixing and a soft brush for application, I offer the perfect set.

INGREDIENTS:

The possibilities are endless! Potential ingredients used are: Sulfur, Colloidal Oats, Chamomile, Rosehip, Pink Rose, Kale, Hibiscus, Cape Aloe, Marshmallow Root, Yarrow, Spinach, Horse Tail, Broccoli, Gotu Kola, Comfrey, Passion Flower, Oat Straw….

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Tips from Emily