Honey Alchemy Clay Mask
The waterless mask that's mostly honey, not mostly clay.
50g
You know the feeling. You put on a clay mask to draw out the week — the excess oil, the build-up, whatever's settled into your pores — and ten minutes later your skin feels tight, papery, a little stripped. You wanted it clean. You didn't want it punished.
Here's why it happens: most clay masks are mostly clay. And clay, left to do whatever it wants, doesn't know when to stop — it keeps pulling, taking the moisture your skin wanted to keep along with everything else.
So we built ours the other way around.
Honey Alchemy is over 80% raw honey, with glacial clay as the supporting act, not the whole show. The clay does its work — drawing out what you don't want — while the honey stays close behind, softening and comforting and holding moisture in place. No water to dilute it. Nothing harsh to brace against. Just a mask that leaves your skin feeling looked after, not scrubbed raw.
What's inside — and not much else:
- Raw bush & Manuka honey — over 80% of the tube
- Glacial clay — to draw out oil and impurities
- Green sea-caviar & papaya — the small obsessions that make it ours
- No water. No filler. A short list, on purpose.
We make it by hand, small batches at a time, here in Singapore — by the same people behind A For Apothecary.
Small batches are how we keep our hands on every single one. It's also why there's never very much of it at once.
The ritual: Smooth a teaspoon onto clean, damp skin (unlike most clay masks — the moisture helps it glide and keeps the clay gentle). Leave it ten to fifteen minutes. Rinse with warm water, no scrubbing. Two or three times a week.
A little goes a long way — there's no water in here, so what you're holding is the concentrated, full-strength thing.
Made by hand in small batches. When a batch sells out, the next one takes time.
For external use. Made with raw honey and natural ingredients — patch test before first use, and avoid broken or irritated skin. Store somewhere cool and dry.
