Polishing Iris Flower Exfoliant

What? 
I love this exfoliator! Another product that opened my eyes to how beautiful natural cosmetics are. From the 16th century, iris root was used to perfume hair, linen and the wardrobe. This flower grows for three years, is pruned in the summer and dried to be turned into what it is today. The fragrance is fantastic, as if you are walking through the fields of France. 


Who? 
For everyone, you can adapt this exfoliation to your skin by preparing it fresh every time. It will brighten the skin, give radiance, regulate the elasticity and hydration. Because it also has a natural astringent effect, the pores will be refined. 


How? 
Moisten the skin with the toner or mist. Mix half a teaspoon with your oil and / or lotion to make a fine paste. Massage this into the skin, neck and hands. Avoid the skin around the eyes. Remove the product with a lukewarm damp cloth, such as the "Protect-the-Planet-Cleansing-Cloth". 
You can use the exfoliation once to twice a week, preferably in the evening. Do not exfoliate the skin during a sunny holiday, wait until a week after returning home. 

Note: The mask comes with a ceramic spoon, to measure and prep the mask.

Tip: Sprinkle into your toothpaste from time to time for cleaner and whiter teeth. 


What's inside? 
Iridis Rhizoma, 100% Natural, 50 ml

Moisten the skin with the toner or mist. Then mix half a teaspoon with your oil and/or lotion into a fine paste. Massage this onto your skin, neck and hands. Avoid your skin around the eyes. Remove the product with a lukewarm damp cloth.
You can use the exfoliation 1 to 2 times a week, preferably in the evening. Do not exfoliate your skin during a sun holiday, do this a week after returning home.

Iris root

Iridis Rhizoma,100% Natural

Tip 1: Sprinkle your toothpaste for even cleaner and whiter teeth.

Tip 2: Also purchase the mask bowl for easy preparation.

50 ml