CALM 'AKALA THE RITUAL

Once in the shower, use the wooden spoon to scoop some polish into your hand. Apply gently in a circular motion all over the body. Application on dry skin will create more intense exoliation, and on wet skin, softer.

Rinse off  while continuing to massage your body. As the polish emulsifies, dry off gently. 

Follow with the body oil, applied to WET skin.

Do not allow water to enter the jar, as water hosts bacteria which can spoil the polish. 

Do not use on broken, irritated skin.

Contains nut oil. Patch test recommended for sensitive skin.

For external use only.

CALM 'AKALA KEY INGREDIENTS

Hawaiian red Alaea  I  A legendary medicinal clay laden with healthful benefits used to ground, purify, and create sacred space.

Pikake (Hawaiian Jasmine)  I  A rare and sought after oil that promotes skin elasticity and increases cellular renewal. Has toning properties which help overall skin health.

Hawaiian Sandalwood I  Reduces the appearance of skin imperfections while providing an overall youthful-looking complexion. Calming. 

Wild orange  I  Supplies a substantial dose of vitamins and nutrients to allow rapid skin recovery from damage and dehydration. Rich in vitamin C, slows down cellular degradation and promotes rapid skin repair.

Patchouli  I  Stimulates rapid cellular turnover to regenerate damaged skin cells.

ALL INGREDIENTS

Hawaiian sea salt (Sodium chloride), Sugar* (sucrose), MACADAMIA nut oil* (Macadamia integrifolia), SHEA butter* (Vitellaria paradoxa), virgin COCONUT oil (Cocos nucifera), caprylic/capric triglyceride, APRICOT kernel oil (Prunus armeniaca), HIBISCUS (Hibiscus sabdariffa) powder, ROSE (Rosa Canina) powder, SANDALWOOD powder (santalum paniculatum), Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate (olive derived), VITAMIN E (Tocopherol) non gmo, ROSEMARY co2 extract (rosmarinus of cinalis), and a proprietary blend of organic and wild crafted essential oils.

*Certified Organic

Please note: Our products are made in small batches and with freshly sourced botanical powders. flowers and herbs have different colors depending on time of planting and harvest, along with other factors such as heat and water. Due to this, slight fluctuations in color may occur from batch to batch, even though the formula is the same.