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Organic skin therapy: Josh Rosebrook's honey-walnut exfoliator
Get both a face scrub and face mask in one eco-luxe skin care product, made only with certified organic and wild-crafted ingredients.
Wed, Aug 25 2010 at 4:56 PM
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Photo courtesy of The Parlour on 3rd
Don’t have the time or money to invest in both an organic face mask and a scrub? Get both in one in Josh Rosebrook’s Active Enzyme Exfoliator, a new skincare product made with all organic and wild-crafted ingredients!
In this yummy skin concoction, an honey mask meets a gentle walnut scrub. Concocted by Josh Rosebrook, senior stylist at West Hollywood hair salon The Parlour on 3rd, this exfoliator’s full of organic herbal extracts — from bilberry to white willow bark to ginkgo leaf — combined with very finely ground walnut shells and organic essential oils in an organic honey base. Open the jar and you’ll get an intense herbal scent — by which I mean real, organic, botanical herbs, not the weird synthetic stuff that gives Herbal Essences its not-so-natural odor.
For green beauty seekers used to exfoliating with a scrub, washing off, then reapplying a face mask, Josh Rosebrook’s exfoliator will simplify your routine. Just apply a small amount of the product in a circular motion to exfoliate, then leave the stuff on to work its magic as an herb-and-enzyme honey mask — for as little as 10 minutes to as long as an hour — before rinsing off.
I was a little nervous before using Josh Rosebrook’s exfoliator because I was concerned the walnut shells would be too abrasive for my skin — but I found that the shells were ground into very fine granules that did their work gently and that the honey and enzyme mask left my skin feeling healthy and pampered. That, plus the fact that this exfoliator’s really about as organic and natural as a product can get, makes me think the product will be replacing my usual Arcona Cranberry Gommage as my favorite exfoliator.
There is a downside to this coveted skin care elixir full of high-end organic ingredients, however. At $60 for a 2-ounce jar, Josh Rosebrook’s exfoliator doesn’t come cheap. A small amount of the product goes a long way, though, and if you were spending more than $60 to buy separate scrubs and masks, this exfoliator could actually save you money.
Find Josh Rosebrook’s Active Enzyme Exfoliator at The Parlour on 3rd, both in store or by calling 323.651.4200.
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Great information. I would say honey and oats are the best for acne :)
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