The Facial Cupping Expert's range goes well beyond the face. Alongside the cups, the shop sells dry brushes, silk gloves, a clay mask with a full application set, a self-care headband, an aluminium-free deodorant and four aromatherapy roll-ons. This second guide focuses on that body-and-ritual side of the shop: ten products, with USD prices from the US storefront, and a sample day that shows how they could fit together. Our first guide to the cups, kits and facial tools is here.
Brushes, gloves, mask kit and more from the same shop
Pick one or two items for a slower self-care routine rather than buying the whole range.
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Ten body and ritual products
Prices are shown in USD on the shop's US storefront at the time of writing and may change.
Dry brushing and silk gloves
Dry brushing is the shop's body-care centerpiece, and it comes in two strengths. The Invigorating Body Brush has long tampico bristles and is positioned as the morning brush, with the brand mentioning cellulite and circulation. The Balancing Body Brush is the medium-strength option made in Europe. Both are $38 and use FSC-certified wood and OEKO-TEX cotton. The Raw Silk Gloves ($30) are the gentlest route, with a soft exfoliating texture for people who find bristles too much. The brand also describes lymphatic drainage and glow benefits. These are the brand's claims, and dry brushing is best treated as a pleasant exfoliating ritual. Skip it on broken, sunburned or irritated skin.
The mask ritual
The Active Restore Clay Mask ($42) blends two clays with rose petal, sandalwood, rosehip, aloe, vitamin C and green tea extract. It is sold as a powder, so you will want the Clay Mask Accessories ($32) for mixing: a hand-made UK beechwood bowl and spoon plus a soft brush (the bowl and spoon are for dry masks only). If you want everything at once, the Clay Mask Starter Kit ($52, listed at $74) includes the mask and the tools, which is the cheaper route.
Small extras: headband, deodorant and aroma
The Self-Care Headband ($26) is organic jersey and French terry, made by hand in France, and sized to keep hair out of your face during cleansing or cupping. The White Rose & Lotus Natural Deodorant ($28, 60g) is a vegan balm from Devon, UK, free of aluminium, parabens and synthetic fragrance, which allows normal sweating while neutralizing odor, per the brand; natural deodorants suit some people better than others. The Botanical Healing Oils ($110) are the shop's priciest item: four 10ml roll-ons that combine essential oils with jojoba, which the brand positions for mood and the nervous system. Aromatherapy can be calming, but it is not a medical treatment, and essential oils can irritate sensitive skin.
A sample day with these tools
This is our own suggestion, not the brand's protocol. A morning dry brush, a natural deodorant, an evening clay mask and a few minutes of cupping with oil make a relaxed sequence, and a silk pillowcase with a roll-on closes the day. You don't need all of it, so pick what you'll actually use.
Before you buy
- These are self-care and cosmetic products. The shop's benefit claims are the brand's own, and they are not medical advice.
- Patch-test the mask, the deodorant and any essential oil, and go gently with brushes and cups.
- No customer ratings were visible on the pages we checked, so our rating reflects range, materials and price rather than a measured score.
- Check currency and shipping for your country, since the UK storefront prices in pounds.
Bottom line: if you like slow, tactile self-care, the dry brushes, silk gloves and clay mask kit are the best value here. The aroma set is the priciest, so it's the one to skip first.
