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A perfect place to begin your Old School experience, this box includes four essential products for face and hair care. Starter box transcends beauty expectations by unlocking age-old beauty secrets.
Included with the products are exclusively handcrafted spatulas made by the Etikoppaka toymakers who are known for their wooden toys coated with a layer of lacquer and colored with natural dyes derived from seeds, bark, roots, and leaves.
STARTER BOX
1. Hand-Worked Red Sandalwood and Saffron Cleansing Nectar – 100ml: An all-natural face wash that gently removes impurities leaving your skin feeling soft, smooth, and rejuvenated.
2. Beets and Sweet Orange Concoction Lip Butter – 15g: A deliciously creamy formula extracted from an assortment of sweet orange varieties and the mineral-rich goodness of beetroots to nourish, hydrate, and soften lips.
3. Arrack of Mango & Lemon Sugar Exfoliating Jelly – 50g: A rich and fragrant exfoliating jelly, packed with micronutrients and minerals to nourish the skin and revive its innate glow.
4. Hand-Picked 63-Herb Hair Elixir – 100ml: A potent formulation of 63 indigenous, hand-picked herbs to revive the hair follicles and naturally promote hair growth.
Hand-Worked Red Sandalwood and Saffron Cleansing Nectar: Wet your face and neck with water and massage a small amount of the facewash onto your skin in a circular motion using your fingertips. Rinse with water and pat dry. Follow up with toner, moisturiser, and sunscreen.
Beets and Sweet Orange Concoction Lip Butter: Apply a generous amount to the lips. Re-apply as needed.
Arrack of Mango & Lemon Sugar Exfoliating Jelly: Wet your face and neck with water and massage a small amount of the face scrub onto your skin in circular motion with your fingertips. Rinse with water and pat dry. Use on alternate days for best results.
Hand-Picked 63-Herb Hair Elixir: Take required amount of hair oil and apply it from scalp to ends. Using your fingertips gently massage your scalp. Leave it on for an hour; or overnight for best results.
