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Fresh Qingyi Qizi Whitening Mask Powder｜deerbydeer

Product Features:

♥ The Seven White Herbs Facial Mask Powder is based on an ancient whitening formula used by Empress Dowager Cixi. It contains powders of Atractylodes macrocephala, Angelica dahurica, Bletilla striata, Paeonia lactiflora, Tribulus terrestris, Ampelopsis japonica, Bombyx mori, and pearl powder, which help whiten the skin. It also effectively improves and moisturizes, treating acne, rosacea, freckles, and age spots.

♥ This whitening mask was specially formulated for Empress Dowager Cixi by imperial physicians during the late Qing Dynasty. Historical photos show that even at nearly eighty years old, her skin remained fair, radiant, and smooth, like that of someone in their forties or fifties. Memoirs of missionaries who came to China also mention that this influential woman had fair and radiant skin, looking much younger than her actual age. Court logs record that Empress Dowager Cixi used it approximately twice every ten days, even taking it with her when she fled south.

Suggested Use:

1. Mix equal parts of Seven White Herbs Mask Powder with warm water or honey and milk to form a paste. After cleansing your face, apply the prepared Seven White Herbs Mask to your face. After about 15-20 minutes, wash your face. Spray on moisturizer.

2. Add an appropriate amount of pearl powder to the Seven White Herbs Mask Powder and mix as in step 1 to form a paste. Apply to face.

Not only for the face, but also for dull areas like joints. It will give your whole body a smooth, white, and radiant complexion. Highly recommended! ❤

Recommended use: 3 times a week. Those with normal or oily skin can use it with whole milk and egg white respectively, while those with dry skin can use it with honey.

Do not leave the herbal mask on for too long, as this can overwhelm the skin. It is best to use it every 2-3 days. Over-nourishing can also cause blemishes, and excessive use can thin the stratum corneum, making the skin fragile and prone to allergic reactions.