Nicaraguan Coffee Intense Awakening Mask
For dull skinVegan
Give your skin an energy kick with our richly textured Nicaraguan Coffee Intense Awakening Mask. Enriched with a powerful blend of coffee bean particles from Nicaragua and Community Fair Trade ingredients from around the world, this mask warms and gently exfoliates your skin to help reduce the signs of fatigue. This leaves skin feeling awakened, cleared of impurities and looking more radiant and pores looking refined.
- Warming and energising face mask
- For skin burnout (skin that looks dull, uneven, rough and ashy)
- Helps reduce the signs of fatigue so skin feels awakened, cleared of impurities and looks more radiant and pores look refined
- Rich exfoliating texture
- Intense coffee scent
- Enriched with coffee and Community Fair Trade sesame seed oil from Nicaragua, Community Fair Trade cocoa butter and shea butter from Ghana and organic Community Fair Trade cane sugar from Paraguay
Community Fair Trade Sesame Oil
This rich, silky oil is an old beauty secret for softer, smoother skin. We get ours from Nicaragua.
Community Fair Trade Shea Butter
Shea butter is that richest, creamiest of natural butters that helps our products slather your skin in love and nourishment.
Coffee Seed Extract
When we want to help your skin wake up, we say good morning to coffee extract – for its stimulating properties.
Community Fair Trade shea butter
Intensely nourishing for dry skin and hair
Shea butter has been used for generations to help Ghanaian women protect their skin from the dry Saharan winds. Its rich texture and high fat content makes it intensely moisturising, which is good for skin and good for the community. Every 200ml tub of Shea Body Butter is packed with the butter of 36 shea nuts. It’s a lot. We counted.
We’ve been working with Tungteiya Women’s Shea Butter Association in Ghana for over 25 years. Over 600 women from the association use traditional techniques handed down through generations to handcraft the shea butter that fills our favourite Body Butters.
It was our founder, Anita Roddick, who started this partnership, and it’s something we’re really proud of.
Our trade provides a fair price and financial independence for the women. We also pay a premium to invest in community projects, and today over 45,000 people benefit from the social fund – including healthcare, sanitation and education projects.