Earth Glow masks are made from clay and organic plant materials designed to clean clogged pores, brighten dull skin, and fight against acne and blemishes. I recommend picking one night a week to be your mud mask night and to stick with it, and you will notice tighter pores and increased elasticity. 
 
Start with no more than 1 tsp and see how much you need for each mask.  Add the powder to a small bowl, and then wet your brush and add water slowly until you reach a nice consistency. Let dry fully for oily skin or just until firm/patchy for very dry skin. Resist the urge to check your phone while you are waiting, and instead, sit quietly with your eyes closed, sip some tea or a glass of good wine, and breathe deeply. This time is for you. After wearing the mask for 5-15 minutes, rinse off gently with warm water. Rehydrate your skin with your favorite moisturizer or serum. 
 
To make mask night more of a special event, order with an Art on the GoGo buff to keep your hair out of your face!  
 
Here’s a list of the clays and natural additives with their attributes:
 
Dead Sea clay 
Improves elasticity + minimizes pores
Moroccan Clay
Oil balancing + improves skin firmness
French Green clay 
Tones + revitalizes
French Pink clay  
Tackles pigmentation + evens skin tone.
Bentonite
Improves blood flow + detoxifies
Turmeric
Reduces inflammation + fights acne
Rosehip
Hydrates + moisturizes
Matcha
Brightens + protects
Oatmeal Powder      
Exfoliates gently + soothes dry skin
Hibiscus
Supports collagen production + prevents elastin breakdown
Sea kelp 
Protective antioxidants + anti-aging properties
Coconut milk 
powder
Improves radiance + hydration
 
 
Varieties:
 
#1: Dead Sea clay, Moroccan Rhassoul red clay, Hibiscus, Turmeric, Oatmeal, Matcha, Rosehip
#2: Moroccan Rhassoul red clay,  French pink clay, Rosehip, Oatmeal, Aloe Vera
#3: Dead Sea clay,  kelp powder, matcha, aloe vera
#4: Bentonite, Dead Sea clay, French green clay, Matcha 
#5: French pink clay, Dead Sea clay, Matcha, Kelp, Rosehip, Hibiscus, Aloe Vera, Coconut milk