Yogurt Face Mask

Yogurt Face Mask—handmade in small batches in Monroe, Georgia. Warm, practical care for everyday skin. A quiet favorite you keep reaching for.

Because it ships dry, nothing in the bag needs a preservative to survive the shelf. The actives sit inert until the moment you add water — the opposite of a jarred mask quietly losing potency in your cabinet. Yogurt powder brings lactic acid, a gentle exfoliant that loosens dull surface cells. Kaolin is the mildest of the clays, drawing out oil without the chalky, tightening pull of bentonite. Honey powder is a humectant, pulling moisture back in while the clay works.

Spoon out about a teaspoon and stir in your liquid until it's the texture of soft frosting — water is fine, milk makes it richer, witch hazel suits oily skin, honey suits dry. Spread a thin layer over clean skin, avoid the eye area, and give it ten to fifteen minutes. It won't crack hard the way a bentonite mask does; it just goes matte. Rinse warm, pat dry, follow with your moisturizer. One or two nights a week is plenty.

There's no fragrance in it at all — no essential oils, no fragrance oils — which makes it the one to reach for if scented skincare has ever left you blotchy, or if you'd simply rather your face didn't announce itself. Every bag is mixed by hand in small batches in Monroe, Georgia, where Heather has been making Rinse products since 2003. Cruelty-free and gluten-free, with no parabens, phthalates or sulfates.