Flower Veil Face Mask

Petal Rituals Series: Care Made with Love

Story:

This mask was born one evening when the air smelled of lavender and jasmine. I closed my eyes and imagined a light veil of petals - so transparent, almost weightless, like the touch of water on the skin. I wanted to create not just a mask, but a soft floral cloud that embraces the skin, fills it with moisture and soothes it after the day.

Recipe (for 1 use):

• Chamomile hydrolate - 10 ml

• White clay (kaolin) - 1 tsp.

• Violet or rose petal powder - ½ tsp.

• Aloe vera gel - ½ tsp.

• grape seed oil - 3 drops

• Lavender essential oil - 1 drop

• Roman Chamomile Essential Oil - 1 drop

Preparation:

1. In a shallow ceramic bowl, combine hydrolat, clay and powder.

2. Stir gently with a wooden spatula until smooth.

3. Add aloe gel, oils and mix again.

4. The mask should have a soft, creamy consistency, like whipped mousse.

Ritual:

Apply a thin layer of the mask to a clean face, avoiding the eye area. Lie down for 10-12 minutes in silence. The mask should not dry out — you can spray your face with hydrolate. Rinse off with warm water, slowly. Then apply a light cream.

This mask makes the skin lighter, softer and noticeably calmer. I use it when I need to restore freshness and inner balance to my face - especially after wind, sun or a hard day. In the morning, the skin seems to breathe in a new way.