Our Charcoal Face Mask has been formulated to help reduce pore blockages that can cause unwanted breakouts as well as deeply moisturises thirsty skin 
Jojoba Oil, Activated Charcoal and Lavender Essential Oil, provide amazing benefits that will leave your skin feeling and looking wonderfully hydrated and refreshed 
For a little “self care Sunday” inspo, follow our recipe below 
Ingredients
Jojoba Oil - 62gm
Activated Charcoal - 28.5gm
Bentonite clay - 6gm
Beeswax - 3gm
Lavender Essential Oil - 0.5gm
Method
Gently melt wax in a small saucepan by placing it in a frying pan containing simmering water.
Add the Jojoba Oil and heat back to a liquid.
Add the Charcoal and Clay and mix well to combine.
Once cooled to below 25 degrees add the essential oil.
Can be used weekly.
This product is intended to be used fresh. If you do not use immediately, please store in the fridge for up to one week, or a preservative can be used as the recommended usage rate.
8 comments
Hi Natasha,
I would think a year would be a reasonable time line. Please test well before selling, as with all items you are looking to sell.
Hello Kerry,
When using a preservative, how long would you suggest shelf life for? Is this a sellable product in your opinion?
Thankyou, Natasha
Hi Natasha,
We do not have a cheat sheet as each preservative has a range, and that is just going to get confusing with multiple options. If you have Optiphen Plus the range is 0.75 – 1.5%. The easiest way would to be to choose the 1% mark so you add 1gm for each 100 grams of mask you make. This recipe makes 100gm so you will need 1gm of optiphen plus.
Hi
I was wondering do you have a cheat sheet for the preservative percentage when needing to add it to items to prolong shelf life? I’m new and not the best at conversions, also can you use any preservative for the items or is it specific to each item made? As I only have optiphen plus I think it is from memory
Each preservative will have a range listed – Euxyl PE 9010 lists 0.5-1.0% so in this case the mid point is the middle of these figures, so should be used at 0.75%, so 0.75gm per 100gm of face mask.