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AUNU’s multi-tasking Mask is made with 100% medical-grade Mānuka honey to deliver deep hydration and antioxidant protection, while reducing redness and inflammation. A natural humectant and antimicrobial, this enveloping treatment locks in moisture and soothes irritation while gentle enzymes lightly exfoliate to calm blemishes and increase cellular turnover for fresh, plump, healthy skin. Product, meet productivity.
A multi-tasking holistic skin solution, with a single ingredient:
Locks in moisture and soothes irritation
Reduces redness and inflammation
Heals breakouts by targeting bad bacteria while preserving microbiome-protecting good bacteria by leveraging Mānuka honey's high concentration of methylglyoxal (MGO), a unique, smart-selective antimicrobial
Mānuka honey is naturally slightly acidic and pH-balancing. This is beneficial for the skin, as it helps regulate surface pH and support a healthy acid mantle—strengthening the skin barrier and promoting a more balanced microbiome.
AUNU’s multi-tasking Mask is made with 100% medical-grade Mānuka honey to deliver deep hydration and antioxidant protection, while reducing redness and inflammation. A natural humectant and antimicrobial, this enveloping treatment locks in moisture and soothes irritation while gentle enzymes lightly exfoliate to calm blemishes and increase cellular turnover for fresh, plump, healthy skin. Product, meet productivity.
A multi-tasking holistic skin solution, with a single ingredient:
Locks in moisture and soothes irritation
Reduces redness and inflammation
Heals breakouts by targeting bad bacteria while preserving microbiome-protecting good bacteria by leveraging Mānuka honey's high concentration of methylglyoxal (MGO), a unique, smart-selective antimicrobial
Mānuka honey is naturally slightly acidic and pH-balancing. This is beneficial for the skin, as it helps regulate surface pH and support a healthy acid mantle—strengthening the skin barrier and promoting a more balanced microbiome.
