The weekly ritual: masks, scrubs and Gua Sha

FACE Mud Mask is built on Dead Sea mud, kaolin clay, pure magnesium and organic jojoba oil. The mask removes dead skin cells and stimulates circulation, and the result is cleaner, firmer skin with a smoother texture; a visible difference after the first use. It is especially good for combination and oily skin because it reduces oil production on the skin's surface. A good tip: apply the mask directly to blemishes and leave it on; it reduces inflammation.

FACE Radiant Mask is the nourishing mask you reach for when your skin is tired: vitamins C and E, carrot and cucumber juice and aloe vera that stimulate circulation, even out skin tone and tighten pores. A visible difference in 5–15 minutes. The most powerful combination is to use the masks together: Mud Mask for 10 minutes, rinse off, then Radiant Mask straight after for 15 minutes.

FACE Olive Scrub uses soft olive stones to remove dead skin cells and stimulate the skin's surface. Massage it in small circles onto a damp face, 1–3 times a week. For the body, BODY Scrub is a salt scrub with organic oils and vitamin E that works well on dry patches; it comes in Lemongrass and Sweet Amber & Patchouli. Use it on dry skin before the shower, 1–2 times a week.

The Gua Sha stone has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine. Drawn across the skin at a 45-degree angle, it stimulates circulation and the lymphatic system, reduces inflammation and puffiness, and releases tension in the face, neck and shoulders. Apply a serum or face oil first so the stone glides smoothly, start at the base of the neck and stroke upwards, 3–5 times on each side. Consistency matters more than effort: 3–4 times a week gives the best results.

The weekly ritual works best on top of a solid daily routine. And if you want to boost the serum you use with the Gua Sha stone, take a look at the vitamin boosters.