Three Notes Skincare Launches New Line of Clay Facial Masks

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Jan. 8, 2019 - EntSun -- Three Notes, LLC, an all-natural skincare company headquartered in Memphis, TN, launched a new line of clay facial masks online at www.threenotes.com. The clay masks are 4 oz in size and range in price from $22.95 to $32.95. Each bottle includes a unique combination of clays and other natural and organic ingredients like matcha green tea, carrot, pomegranate, activated charcoal and coconut milk just to name a few. The masks are sold in powder form and are activated by adding liquid to the solution. There is approximately 8 uses in each bottle.

Three Notes offers a large range of natural and organic skincare products to the world. The line includes cleansers, toners, moisturizers, serums, scrubs, and now masks. Three Notes' products target different skin issues including but not limited to acne, aging, dry and sensitive skin. All the products include ingredients that are natural, organic, paraben-free, and include no preservatives that are harmful to the body.

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While the company is still very new, it is making huge waves in the world of natural skincare and was recently voted a top beauty brand in Essence magazine. It is the company's goal to educate people on the benefits of natural skincare and natural and holistic healing. "Skin issues are usually a symptom of a greater problem. Topical skincare only addresses the symptom and does not get to the root of the problem. I am happy to offer great products that can help heal surface skin ailments, but I want to educate people on internal natural healing that targets the problem," says the owner of Three Notes.

For additional information, please visit http://www.threenotes.com.