The Golden Milk Cleanser from KHUS KHUS is turmeric-based, offering the protection of an oil cleanser but the same clean as a soap-based cleanser. Rendering the skin clean, but more importantly hydrated, not stripping, protecting the delicate balance of the epidermis biome intact. This cleanser goes on dry skin, upon the introduction of water it turns it into a milky texture. Washes off makeup and remnants of the day from the exposure to elements. Leaving the skin balanced, calm, and smooth.

HOW TO USE IT

Scoop a dime size amount with spoon. Massage cleanser onto a dry face in a circular motion, avoiding the eyes. Add warm water and massage into the face to create a milky texture. Rinse clean and pat dry.

INGREDIENTS

Superpower Ingredients

Manuka, Sea Buckthorn, Turmeric

Full Ingredient List

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride*, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Citric Acid, Stearic Acid, Cetyl Alcohol, Leptospermum Scoparium (Manuka)*, Hippophae Rhamnoides (Sea Buckthorn)*, Curcuma Longa L (Turmeric)*, Silver Dihydrogen Citrate

*Organic

ABOUT THIS BRAND

After 5 years of travel, study and practice, Kristi Blustein earned certifications as an Ayurvedic Health Practitioner, Master Herbalist, Aromatherapist, and Yoga Teacher for good measure. But her ‘aha’ moment came later, during her morning Abhyanga routine. A lightbulb switched on and she saw how it was all connected through Ayurveda, the foundation to building and strengthening our immunity shield. Kristi’s unconventional interpretation of plant medicine led her to create KHUS KHUS Modern Herbal Fusion, a unified, holistic skincare line of hybrid philosophies, rooted in the fundamental belief that botanicals work within the body through the bloodstream and nervous system to deliver specific results, as well as broad benefits. Unique plant combinations are KHUS KHUS' signature, resulting in aromatic and textural profiles that are completely unique. An expert by anyone’s standards, Kristi is guided by her motto: ‘love is the healing force, plants are the vehicles.’