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How It All Began
The honest version: this started as something I made for myself.
I kept the water out so nothing got watered down. I kept the batches small so I could watch over every one. And I kept going until it was, in my opinion, the best clay mask I'd ever used.
Now it's yours too.
— Jingyi
What Makes It Different
Made to need less. — Water is what makes most formulas need a heavy preservative system. No water changes that equation — so we can keep the formula short, clean, and close to its raw ingredients. Less in the tube that doesn't need to be there.
Over 80% honey. — More than four-fifths of this tube is raw honey — bush and Manuka. The rest is glacial clay and green sea-caviar, and very little else. A short list of things we're a little obsessed with, and nothing we wouldn't put on our own skin.
No water. Ever. — Most masks are mostly water — it's cheap, and it fills a tube. We left it out entirely, so what you're getting is the full strength of every ingredient, undiluted. Nothing watered down, in the most literal sense.
From the Makers of A For Apothecary
Jora isn't a first attempt.
It comes from the same hands behind A For Apothecary — years of making small-batch, honestly-formulated things people came back for.
Jora is what happened when we wanted to make just one product, and make it without a single compromise.
Last chance to be early
You can join the list now, or hear about Jora later when someone else won't stop talking about it. We know which we'd pick.