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Article: The benefits of Kiwifruit in Skincare

The benefits of Kiwifruit in Skincare
Geothermal Mud

The benefits of Kiwifruit in Skincare

Why did we combine kiwifruit with our mud masks?

Here’s a hint: it has very little to do with kiwifruit being a New Zealand icon (although we do love a good icon moment from time to time).

The real reason? Like you, we care about what we put on our skin, and kiwifruit just happens to be bursting with nutrients your skin will thank you for. If you’ve ever had a well-meaning, slightly overbearing grandmother insist you eat more kiwifruit because it’s good for you, she was absolutely right. Turns out, it’s just as good for your face as it is for your breakfast.

Kiwifruit is rich in vitamins A, C, and E ;all heavy-hitters when it comes to skin health:

– Vitamin C supports collagen production, helping to keep skin elastic and firm.
Vitamin A encourages natural hydration, giving your complexion that healthy, moisturised glow.
Vitamin E is packed with antioxidants to protect and nourish your skin from the outside in.

Put simply: kiwifruit is a skincare superhero.
Paired with our mineral-rich Rotorua mud and you’ve got a recipe for radiant, healthy-looking skin.

And no, we’re not about gatekeeping good skin; that’s why we bottle it for you.

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