I personally used the Epoch Polishing Bar on my face due to my oily and acne-prone skin, and found that it helped tremendously in controlling excess oil and reducing breakouts. While it may be necessary to follow up with a moisturizer for those with normal or dry skin, I found that the bar left my skin feeling adequately hydrated without any additional products. Overall, I highly recommend the Epoch Polishing Bar, especially for those with oily and acne-prone skin. Who can use Epoch Polishing Bar? Polishing refers to a gentle type of exfoliation that leaves skin smoother by removing dead skin cells on the surface of the skin. Cleansing: The bar helps to cleanse the skin, removing dirt, excess oil, and impurities, which can lead to breakouts and other skin problems. However, some reviewers have noted that the bar may not be suitable for extremely sensitive skin, as it can be somewhat abrasive. To avoid this, it is recommended to first lather the soap in your hands and then apply it to the desired area in a gentle, circular motion. As with any skincare product, it is always best to patch test before using it on your entire face or body. Glacial marine mud absorb impurities from skin (dirt, dead cells and excess oil) without robbing precious moisture.

Nourishing: The Glacial Marine Mud in the bar contains more than 50 skin-beneficial minerals and trace elements, including copper, zinc, magnesium, and silver, which help to nourish and strengthen the skin. Gentle exfoliation: The natural ingredients in the bar work together to gently remove dead skin cells and impurities from the surface of the skin, leaving it smooth and fresh. Features more than 30 skin-beneficial minerals found in Maris limus, the key ingredient in Epoch Glacial Marine Mud, for deep skin conditioning Epoch Polishing Bar is a highly effective product that is formulated with a range of skin-beneficial ingredients. Let’s take a closer look at what’s inside:

What powers it?

Sisku’ pas Bark: the ground bark of a coastal conifer that has been treasured for its skin-buffing effects by the Cowlitz tribe of the Pacific Northwest. The bark is finely ground and incorporated into the bar to help gently exfoliate and polish the skin, leaving it smoother and softer to the touch. Sisku’ pas Bark– gently polishes the skin, leaving it feeling and looking fresh, clean, and smooth. The ground bark of a coastal conifer tree, it was treasured by the Cowlitz tribe of the Pacific Northwest for its skin-polishing effects. Glacial Marine Mud – Skin-beneficial minerals and trace elements (copper, zinc, magnesium, silver) that help improve skin strength, modulate oil production, aid in skin healing, and boost the skin’s natural energy cycle.

Epoch Polishing Bar is ideal for use on the body. People with very oily skin may choose to use Epoch Polishing Bar to cleanse the face; however, Nu Skin has many cleansers designed specifically for use on this area. Those looking specifically to exfoliate the face may want to use Nutricentials® Exfoliant Scrub Extra Gentle. Contains more than 50 skin beneficial minerals and trace elements – Including zinc and sea botanicals.

Body Bar is a cleansing bar, while Epoch Polishing Bar is exclusively formulated for deep cleansing, exfoliating, and smoothing. Epoch® Polishing Bar is ideal for use on the body. People with very oily skin may choose to use Epoch® Polishing Bar to cleanse the face; however, Nu Skin has many cleansers designed specifically for use on this area. Those looking specifically to exfoliate the face may want to use Nutricentials® Exfoliant Scrub Extra Gentle. Sea Clay Extract– the key component of Glacial Marine Mud helps condition the skin. Obtained from a remote glacial estuary in the Pacific Northwest, it contains more than 50 skin-beneficial minerals and trace elements, including zinc, magnesium, and much more. It draws out impurities from the skin without robbing it of precious moisture.

Contains the bark of the sisku’pas to help exfoliate and polish the skin so it left soft, smooth and clean. Glacial Marine Mud: Obtained from a remote glacial estuary in the Pacific Northwest, this mud contains more than 50 skin-beneficial minerals and trace elements, including zinc and sea botanicals. It absorbs impurities from skin (dirt, dead cells, and excess oil) without robbing precious moisture.Sisku’s Pas (Tsuga Heterophylla): used since early times by the Cowlitz tribe of the Pacific Northwest, Sisku’s Pas comes from the bark of a coniferous tree and exhibits remarkable calming effects on the skin. (Trees are not cut down to gather the bark). How To Use