White Cloud Skincare

What are your kids up to this school holiday? Come and make bath bombs, but with a twist - it's actually fun chemistry! 🧪

Creative Kids: Make Your Own Bath Bombs https://events.humanitix.com/creative-kids-make-your-own-bath-bombs

Hi everyone. I just wanted to acknowledge my lack of social media and newsletters.

I lost my amazing mum over Christmas, she was my biggest supporter and confidant, and I have needed some time. Pictured above, with me around age 3 😱

I am still working in the background, fulfilling orders and carrying on, albeit quietly.

White Cloud, and me, will be back soon in the online world.

Love 💙🦋

💙 Is your skin itchy? Flaky? Dry?

🛁Do you enjoy a nice relaxing bath, but worried that the bath water just dries your skin out?

🌿Then I have the solution for you!

💦Water can dry the top epidermal layer out, leaving skin feeling brittle and dry. But try adding a White Cloud Bath Tea to your next bath, I promise your skin will feel more moisturised and nourished.

💙Containing, New Zealand sourced Oats, Lavender, Olive oil and more....

Enjoy your bath time x

Because you need to know what you are putting on your body is safe and researched.

So:

🌿 Ingredients are listed from highest in volume to lowest.

🌼 All constituents from Essential oils that are known allergens should be listed.

👍 A batch number should always be visable, this indicates when the batch was made

💡 Best before or period after opening should also be included.

🪻All botanical names should be indicated via their INCI name and common name - for instance: Lavender grown in New Zealand has slightly a slightly different chemical make up to Lavender grown in France.

🏠 Address of manufacture

🫙Storage instructions - especially for temperature sensitive ingredients

💡Instruction to patch test.

😱Did you know that your feet are the only part of the body with an extra layer to the Epidermis? That is why you need to get this scrub on and get your feet ready for Summer! Spring is springing around the corner....

Here is a lovely little scrub to help get those feet tip top shape:

🍋A squeeze of lemon to detoxify.

🌾A half cup of New Zealand coarse sea salt to exfoliate.

🫒A tablespoon of Olive oil to moisturise that extra skin layer.

🌿Fresh mint from the garden is antibacterial and refreshing.

💙Mix together in a bowl and scrub and massage your feet and wash off with a warm cloth.

🌻And the winner is....... 🥁🥁(drum roll) .. Lucy Goodwin!

💙You are the lucky winner of the gorgeous Lavender & Kawakawa hand and body cream!!

He had no Monet to buy Degas to make the Van Gogh.

Sorrynotsorry, it is an oldie but a goodie!

💙Enjoy your weekend,

🌻Next week will be all about labels, labelling and what to look out for when choosing your next product.

Can you guess what this ingredient is?

🍷A by-product from the wine making industry and is therefore sustainable and economical.

💡It is quite a dry oil and therefore easily absorbed and doesn’t leave an oily residue.

💙 High in linoleic acid (Omega 6) which is known to help reduce the size of skin pores and can pe*****te the skin layers.

😘 It is also known to help tighten and tone the skin. It is rich in Vitamins C, D and E and thus assists in the reduction of wrinkles and the production of collagen.

Do you know what it is? .... It is the fabulous and sourced here from New Zealand, Grape seed oil!

🌻Found in the beautifully smoothing Replenish Facial Oil and Velvet, the nourishing Bath and Body oils. Want to know more? Head on over to the White Cloud Skincare page for more information on these products 💙

P.s, I realised that it is actually pretty obvious what the ingredient is from the picture 😅

🌻How is your skin? I was asked recently for some help for acne prone skin and this is a simple, but effective treatment for those pesky pimples.

🫙One tablespoon of organic Apple cider vinegar to tone the skin.

🍯Two tablespoons of responsibly sourced Manuka Honey to combat the bacteria and soothe irritation.

👍Mix together and add to clean skin, and wash off with a warm cloth.

Like anything, I do recommend patch testing first, just in case.