The Sting in the Tail Calming Herbal Facial Steam contains a handmade blend of herbs and flowers including Chamomile, Calendula and Elderflower known for their calming properties. Beautifully packaged and supplied with unbleached cotton muslin face cloth, this set would make a wonderful treat for someone in need of some \'me time\'. Facial steaming opens up pores for effective cleansing and can clear blocked sinuses too. Perfect treatment for deep cleansing and rejuvenating the skin. For maturing skin that needs extra hydration we recommend applying after a little of Rugged Nature\'s gorgeously natural and nourishing moisturisers- Eucalyptus & Rosemary or Orange & Bergamot To use: add a handful of the floral blend to a bowl of boiling water, lean over the bowl and put a towel over your head to contain the steam, wait up to 10 minutes and then use the cotton cloth provided to wipe the face clean and pat dry. Specifications Contains enough for 6 steams. Ingredients: Calendula Officinalis (Calendula) Flower, Mentha Piperata (Peppermint) Leaf, Sambucus Nigra (Elderflower) Flower, Anthemis Nobilis/Chamomilla Recutita (Roman/Blue Chamomile) Flower, Salix Alba (White Willow Bark), Symphytum Officinale (Comfrey) Flower Supplied with unbleached cotton muslin face cloth. Made in Great Britain. About Sting in the Tail has been designing and manufacturing products in the UK for 27 years. They are based in the English Lake District and assemble all their products in their headquarters on the edge of Morecambe Bay. They always endeavour to source and manufacture as many components and products in the UK as possible. The design of many of the products reflects the heritage of our country with a modern twist. The products use tried and tested formulations that work and are not a gimmick! They recognise that packaging has a very short life before ending up in the bin, landfill or even the oceans. They endeavour to keep their packaging to the minimum, choosing to use containers with a future use or recycled, functional packaging. Read More...