The application of one of our best-selling Moor Mud Facial Masks will rev up the circulatory system and clear skin of acne and blemishes by drawing out impurities nourishing it from the outside in.
The Moor Mud Active Ingredients help to remove blemishes, lines, toxins and unwanted fluids, and being a completely natural and organic Facial Mask, it is safe to use on even the most sensitive skin, whatever your age, skin type, gender or ethnicity.
You can use any of our Clear Skin Care Products on any part of the face or body where you are experiencing problems. It is just as effective as an acne mask, as eczema treatment or as a regular Facial Mask to combat the signs of aging.
Moor Mud Mask video tutorial for face skin care
Before you apply your Moor Mud Mask, you will need a few facial mask Application Tools, which can be ordered from us either separately or as part of a Starter Kit, if you do not have your own.
Use an atomiser/misting spray bottle with a fine mist to keep your Mud Mask damp. You want to avoid those that only allow a 'jet' spray, which can remove the mask you have so carefully applied. Our Facial Mask Atomiser Spray makes a lovely addition to any bathroom and delivers exactly the right amount of mist.
The brush in the photo is the kind you will need to apply your facials. A larger brush is great if you will be treating a larger surface of skin, but to get into the nooks and crannies of the face, this size is ideal. The bristle length should be a maximum of 2.5cm (1"), which is fairly standard and the width should be about 2cm (3/4") to 2.5cm (1"). You can even use a pastry brush but you will need to cut the bristles down to the required length, otherwise it will be difficult to control the application.
Our Mud Mask Application Brush and Atomiser Spray can be found on the Accessories page.
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For normal, undamaged skin, apply Moor Mud Mask at 5-7 day intervals. For all other skin types, use daily as a Facial Mask/Body Treatment for 21 days then drop down to a maintenance routine of applications once every 3-5 days. You will need to experiment with this, as everyone is different and maintenance times will vary according to the individual. If your condition is severe, you will probably need to use the Facial Mask every 3 days or so.
If you eat an unhealthy diet, internal cleansing is recommended so the mask can achieve its desirable effect. You should consult your physician or doctor before undertaking any type of internal detox. If you don't need or decide not to alter your diet, you will still see the results of using Moor Mask®, but they may not be achieved as quickly or as dramatically.
The most important thing to remember when applying the Mud Mask, is that unlike a traditional Mud Mask, Moor Mask® should not be allowed to dry out on the skin. The only exception to this is if you are using Moor Mask® as an acne treatment, in which case you should allow the Mud Mask to dry out only slightly before spraying it with water.
Before you start, familiarise yourself with the photos on this page so you know how the mask should and shouldn't look during facial treatments.
Do not let Moor Mask® dry out in the jar as you use it. Be sure to cover the remaining contents with a thin layer of filtered or bottled water to maintain its integrity.
Following these instructions might seem a bit overwhelming for first time users, but we promise that after a few treatments, application will become second nature, and the results are well worth the effort.
After 4 or 5 Moor Mask® facials have been applied, the facial mask may be put on to the eyelids (be careful to avoid getting it in the eyes). This will help to combat drooping and prevent further sagging. You can also apply Moor Mud Mask under the eyes if bags and/or dark circles are an issue. For the first time application on these areas, you should only keep the mask on for 3 minute, slowly increasing to a maximum of 10 minutes during subsequent treatments. If crepey skin, eye bags, crows feet, dark circles, under eye bags or puffy eyes are of a particular concern, we recommend our intensive Eye & Lip Mask be applied to these areas. The Eye & Lip version of our Facial Mask can also be used on any stubborn problem areas you may have anywhere on the face or body.
You can use Moor Mask® daily if necessary, anywhere on the body for help in relieving painful inflammatory conditions in joints, bunions, burns, sunburn, gout, liver spots etc. However, it should not be used on any open sores or wounds.
You can print out a simple copy of this page to keep with you when applying Moor Mask® for the first time by clicking here.
In order to help you apply our Moor Mud Mask in the correct way, please refer to the photos below:
Once enough mask has been removed from the jar and placed in a bowl or dish, it can be thinned out as necessary by adding water bit-by-bit and mixing well.
The first few treatments from a jar tend to be the right consistency without mixing, but once a jar has been opened, the contents may slowly start to thicken over time. Do not allow it to dry out completely in the jar, otherwise the mask won't work. When the consistency is right, it should 'hang' from your fingers or brush.
You need to be generous with it, otherwise it will dry out too quickly and won't work properly - so don't be shy!
This is okay if you are using the mud as an acne mask (as you can let it dry slightly before spraying), but all other skin types need to ensure the mask is kept damp at all times whilst on the skin.
This is what you are aiming for.