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Is agave an alternate mixing agent to regular honey?

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Is agave an alternate mixing agent to regular honey?

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Yes, agave is an acceptable alternate if honey is too sticky for the client. Raw and organic are the key words when choosing your ingredient. In the conventional market, non-organic or cooked honey (or agave) may be sprayed with pesticides in very high doses which would then be absorbed into the skin. Note: Our primary recommendation is organic raw honey. Honey is nature’s first-aid kit for the skin. It is a traditional ingredient used for thousands of years in beauty products. It has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and is loaded with active enzymes. It is highly hydrating for the skin. Upon application, honey instantly melts to your body temperature thus bypassing its “sticky nature,” creating a silken texture. This keeps the masks moist and in place. If you prefer to use water as another alternate mixing agent, the masks will still perform well. Back to top.

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