Alaska Glacier Mud Co. brings the Glaciers of Alaska right to your fingertips. Indulge with this amazing ultra smooth, creamy and refreshing facial mud, your skin will thank you for it. Alaska Glacial Mud is a facial treatment (mask) and I love facial masks so I just couldn’t resist. As I applied the mask to my face with the brush (included), the vanilla peppermint aroma made the facial experience quite relaxing. I can’t wait to try the lavender peppermint mask. Don’t worry, Alaska Glacial Co. masks are available in the original unscented formula so there is one for everyone. After applying the mask you only need 15 minutes for the mask to work its magic and rinse off with warm water.
As stated by Alaska Glacial Mud Co., their mask ” is made with the most mineral-rich and pure glacial clay in the world, sustainably hand-carved from the remote waters of the Copper River Delta in Alaska and enriched with a special combination of certified organic and wildcrafted botanical extracts from the Pacific Northwest that are chosen for their moisturizing, skin-softening, anti-aging and immunoprotective properties.”
Alaska Glacial Mud is so beneficial for your skin. Glacial Clay and silt (active ingredients) detoxifies, exfoliates and softens your skin and has more than 60 nourishing major and trace elements which promotes healthy skin cell regeneration. Alaska Glacial Mud is suitable for all skin types, is allergy free and is not tested on animals. Alaska Glacial Mud only contains wild and certified organic ingredients so you will not find synthrtic fragrances, colors, fillers, propylene glycol, pthalates and parabens.
Not sure what formula to Buy? Alaska Glacial Mud Co. offers a 3 pc. sample pack containing one each of their formulations.
Here is a fun fact: Alaska Glacial Mud Co. has also been seen in SELF, The Week, Pregnancy & Newborn, LUCKY, SHAPE, Conde Nast Traveler, Coastal Living and Woman’s World.
10% profits donated to wilderness preservation, habitat restoration, environmental defense and education in the Copper River Watershed. alaskaglacialmud.com/