Yoga JournalUSA-January-February_2017

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BEAUTY

PHOTO: JENNIFER OLSON; PROP STYLIST: ERICA M

CNEISH; WATERCOLOR: ABIGAIL BIEGERT

Mask appeal

Refresh your complexion with these toxin-free

masks made from botanical ingredients—no

spendy spa trip required. By Elizabeth Marglin

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1 REVIVEMade from breathable Ecoderma fabric,

Orgaid’s Vitamin C & Revitalizing Organic Sheet Mask

allows potent antioxidants, such as orange peel and

pomegranate, to deeply infuse your skin with minimal

effort—no rinse needed ($8 per mask or $42 for a box

of 6, orgaid.com).

2 EXFOLIATEPacked with exfoliating papaya and

pineapple enzymes, EO Products’ Moroccan Lava Clay

Exfoliating Scrub is a clay-based powder that works as

either a scrub or clarifying mask ($22, eoproducts.com).

3 FIRM AND SMOOTH

Farmacy’s New Dawn Mask Medley is

a trifecta of biocellulose sheet masks:

celery extract for tightening, purple

broccoli for brightening (shown), and

rhubarb for antiaging. Plus, all 3

contain coconut gel for a surge of

hydration ($24, farmacybeauty.com).

4 HYDRATEGive your face

a moisture upgrade with 100%

Pure’s Aqua Boost Hydrating Mask.

Vegetarian hyaluronic acid hydrates

as cucumber juice soothes any

sensitivity, leaving a healthy glow

($35, 100percentpure.com).

5 BRIGHTEN Acure’s

Brightening Vegetable

Peel contains green algae,

kale, and spinach to sock

in vitamins and moisture,

as well as sugarcane and

apple cider for toning

($23, acureorganics.com).

6 PURIFYA must-have

mask for oily skin,

Beautycounter’s Charcoal

Purifying Mask absorbs

excess oils as it smoothes

and refines your skin

($45, beautycounter.com).