The White Tuberose Facial Masque from Spa Ceylon Ayurveda is a creamy, clay-based face masque presented in a frosted white jar with a rose-gold embossed lid, housed in a gold-embossed cream outer box. It contains 100g of formula and draws its signature character from 100% pure Tuberose oil — a rich, waxy floral extracted from one of perfumery's most prized blooms.
The working core of the masque is a blend of Fine Natural Clays and deep-acting White Minerals, which draw out excess oil and refresh the complexion. Around these, Spa Ceylon has layered a considered cast of botanicals: Arnica, Rice Bran, and natural vitamins sit alongside Licorice, Green Tea, Watercress, and Bearberry, while Virgin Coconut and Honey contribute a softening quality, and Sweet Almond and Olive round out the formula. The result is a preparation that sits at the point where traditional Ayurvedic herbal practice meets contemporary dermatological formulation — an approach that has defined Spa Ceylon since its founding in Sri Lanka in 2009.
Spa Ceylon classifies this masque within the Ayurvedic Pitha and Kapha dosha tradition and describes it as particularly well suited to normal to oily and sensitive skin. The brand's formulation philosophy draws on over five decades of family expertise in Ayurveda health and beauty manufacturing, and the White Tuberose is one of a named range that also includes a Facial Scrub and a Sheet Facial Masque.
To use, begin with a deep cleanse, then apply a generous layer across the face and neck, keeping clear of the eye area. After ten minutes, dampen the skin, work the masque in lightly with circular movements, and rinse away. Spa Ceylon's directions are specific on one point: the masque should be removed before it dries fully on the skin.
Spa Ceylon states that its products contain no alcohol and no ingredients of animal origin, and the brand is opposed to animal testing. The White Tuberose Facial Masque is available through Lakpura as part of a curated selection of Spa Ceylon products, and the brand now operates across more than thirty countries worldwide.
