Harvest Glow Resurfacing Mask Duo
Harvest Glow — Pumpkin Spice AHA Resurfacing Mask
1 oz Mask Powder + 2 oz Mask Activating Elixir | Limited Fall Edition
Nourish - Hydrate - Glow
Your cozy fall reset in a bowl. Harvest Glow is a fresh-mixed, two-part resurfacing ritual I formulated to gently polish, soften the look of uneven tone and texture, and leave skin feeling nourished and dewy.
I make it small-batch by hand in Centralia, WA just for pumpkin season — when summer skin needs a little extra love.
The Ritual:
I make it two-part so your actives stay potent until you mix it.
1. Scoop small amount of Mask Powder into a small bowl
2. Add a generous amount of Mask Activating Elixir and stir to a smooth, spreadable paste
3. Apply to clean, dry skin avoiding eye area. Leave for 5-8 minutes — you may feel a light tingle.
4. Rinse well with warm water, pat dry, follow with serum and moisturizer. I recommend 1x weekly in the evenings. Use SPF the next day.
1 oz powder = about 10-12 masks | 2 oz elixir = about 15-20 masks
What’s Inside:
Mask Powder: My pumpkin spice AHA blend with Azelaic Acid (10%) + Niacinamide (5%) to help refine the appearance of texture and brighten the look of uneven tone. Finely milled, aromatic, and activated only when you mix it.
Mask Activating Elixir: Not just water — I blend pumpkin seed oil + hemp seed oil + argan oil + aloe + arnica to cushion the resurfacing action and leave skin feeling soft, not stripped. Finished with my cozy, low-level blend of autumn essential oils for that pumpkin spice warmth.
No synthetic fragrance, no artificial color. Hand-blended by me in small batches.
Good For:
Dullness, fall dryness, uneven looking texture and tone, tired post-summer skin. For all skin types except very sensitive. If you are brand new to AHAs, I suggest starting with 3-5 minutes.
To Keep It Fresh:
Keep powder dry. Keep elixir cap tight, store cool out of direct sun. For external use only. Patch test before first use. Avoid eye area and broken skin. A little tingle is normal — if persistent stinging occurs, rinse.
A note from me:
This is a seasonal small-batch release I make myself. Once this fall batch is gone, it’s gone until next harvest.
