Primally Pure Soothing Mask

This creamy, rinse-off mask is made to comfort skin that feels dry, stressed, or easily irritated while still giving you that fresh, clean-skin feel. It combines raw honey and gentle clays with soothing botanicals, probiotic ferments, and colloidal oatmeal to support a calmer-looking complexion. The formula is designed to feel nourishing, not stripped, which is a big deal when your skin is already feeling reactive.

Ingredients

Raw honey, kaolin clay, organic lavender hydrosol, organic evening primrose oil, essential oils of organic blue tansy, organic sandalwood, organic rosemary, organic spike lavender and wildcrafted lavender, lactobacillus ferment, organic witch hazel, organic spirulina, organic gotu kola, organic chlorella, organic colloidal oatmeal, coconut lactobacillus, organic rosemary extract, non-GMO vitamin E.

Certifications

  • Organic ingredients (brand-stated; multiple ingredients are listed as organic on the product page, but the product itself is not presented as USDA Organic certified)

  • Cruelty-free (brand-stated by the brand)

What I Like

  • EWG rating: 2, based on entering the ingredient list into the EWG Skin Deep Analyzer.

  • I like that this has true comfort ingredients in it, especially colloidal oatmeal and evening primrose oil, which can be a nice pairing for dry, easily irritated skin.

  • The clay and honey combo gives that clean, balanced finish without that overly tight feeling some masks leave behind.

  • This feels like a good “reset” mask when skin is stressed but you still want it to look brighter and more even afterward.

Things to Keep in Mind

  • This contains a lot of essential oils, including multiple forms of lavender, plus blue tansy, sandalwood, and rosemary. Even in a rinse-off product, that can be a lot for very sensitive or fragrance-reactive skin.

  • Clay-based masks can feel drying if overused, especially on already dry or compromised skin, so shorter wear time or less frequent use can be the sweet spot.

  • This product is not vegan due to raw honey.

Sensitive Skin & Pregnancy Considerations

This mask does not include retinoids or other commonly pregnancy-restricted actives, but it does include several essential oils. If you are rosacea-prone, eczema-prone, barrier-impaired, or you know lavender-heavy products don’t work for you, those essential oils are the most likely reason this could sting or trigger redness. Patch testing is a reasonable step before full-face use, especially during times of hormonal sensitivity.

Essential oil transparency note: essential oils can carry trace contaminants depending on sourcing and processing. Feather & Nest prioritizes brands that emphasize ingredient integrity, testing, and responsible sourcing to help minimize unwanted impurities.