Perfect for everyday use, this trio works together to bring harmony to combination and acne-prone skin, leaving it fresh, clear, and naturally radiant. Restore balance and clarity to your skin with our Balancing Skincare Kit, a simple yet effective 3-step routine designed to support oily, dry, or acne-prone skin. Each product is crafted with natural, skin-loving ingredients to cleanse, hydrate, and brighten without disrupting your skin’s barrier. What comes in the Kit? 1. Balancing Soap Bar: A gentle, purifying cleanser made with natural clays and antibacterial ingredients to deeply cleanse pores, reduce breakouts, and calm irritation. Our Balancing Soap contains these beneficial ingredients for your skin health. •Rice oil - evens out skin tone•Shea Butter- moisturises•Coconut Oil- repairs skin damage and eczema•Cocoa Pods- soften and firm the skin 2. Sake Kasu Facial Mist: A refreshing, probiotic-rich mist that helps balance oil production, hydrate dry areas, and soothe inflammation for a more even, healthy-looking complexion. Benefits Encourages healthier-looking skin. Renews and restores skin cells. Evens out skin tone for a radiant appearance. Helps prevent acne Anti-inflammatory and calming 3. Vitamin C Serum: Packed with stabilised Vitamin C, botanical extracts, and natural oils to fade dark spots, boost glow, and support smoother, more balanced skin over time. Benefits Antioxidant Helps to reduce signs of ageing Brighten complexion Protects from environmental damage Helps uneven skin tone The beauty ritual: Begins with our Balancing Soap Bar to cleanse and prepare the skin, kindly dry you skin with the bamboo face cloth, then spray 3 to 4 times of Sake Kasu Facial Mist all over your face, wait a few seconds and apply just 2-3 drops of Vitamin C Serum into your face and neck. Allow to absorb before applying further products. ✔️ Suitable for oily, dry, or acne-prone skin✔️ Made with natural and botanical ingredients✔️ Free from harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrance, and alcohol Your skin, in balance—naturally.
