Introducing the NEW Thursday Plantation Tea Tree and Manuka Honey Clay Mask, specifically formulated for oily, acne-prone skin. It is best suited to a weekly application helping to dry breakouts and prevent acne. The clay-based formula has been chosen for its specific benefits in drawing out impurities and absorbing oil from acne-prone skin.
A unique Triple action formula, based on three active ingredients drawn from nature:
100% Pure Australian grown Tea Tree oil: Draws out impurities to dry out pimples and blackheads
Natural Kaolin Clay: Absorbs and controls excess oils
New Zealand Sourced Manuka Honey: Minimises the appearance of acne scars
Contains no petrolatum, mineral oils, phthalates, artificial colours or fragrances, synthetic parabens, SLS or SLES.
Specification: Thursday Plantation Tea Tree and Manuka Honey Clay Mask
Kathy – Bay of Plenty – Verified Product Reviewer
My daughter used this and said it was great!
Selina –
Easy to use and remove. Nice aroma.
Jackie Wilson-Barker – Verified Product Reviewer
Cooling on the facing, love it
TJ – Verified Product Reviewer
Got used a few times, sample a bit small to tell if its worked consistently. Smell was lovely, feel was nice, clean up a bit messy
Katrina – Verified Product Reviewer
Nice smell and easy to apply and easy off
Laura Flaus – Verified Product Reviewer
Lovely product, easy to use…Just find it hard to squeeze masks into my routine!
Melanie – Verified Product Reviewer
I love clay masks!
Fiona Bentley – Verified Product Reviewer
Teenager said it smelled divine. It’s hard to know about skin care after only a single use but it left her skin soft and clean.
Gail – Verified Product Reviewer
Received in my Black Box….gave to my teen as not recommended for my skin type. She has used it a couple of times now and really likes it
Mandy – Verified Product Reviewer
Teen used it on his skin and liked how it worked on his skin
Kelly Cruikshank – Verified Product Reviewer
It didnt agree with my skin.
Tania – Verified Product Reviewer
Loved the feel of this on my skin