In Greek Mythology Asclepius was a demigod of medicine and healing. He had the ability to heal everyone and was doing so..until Zeus became angry by it. By healing the mortals of all illnesses, Asclepius was making them into gods....the people were immortal. That's when Zeus put is foot down per se, he made the ruling that Asclepius could give comfort care only. If the patient died, they died and if they healed it was from their own ability and not from the help of the gods of Olympia.
But Asclepius wasn't happy with this and drew Zeus' wrath and at one time ended up in Tartarus, but was rescued there.
Asclepius also did another wonderful thing. He had 10 children, 6 daughters and 4 sons. The 6 daughters are all included in one form or another into the healing process that their father started.
So it is only fitting that my cleansers be named after 3 of his daughters.
The oily skin /acne cleanser is called Aceso..who is the goddess of the healing process. And that is what is trying to be done by Aceso...take away the oils, while not stripping the skin leaving the skin healthy and happy and acne free.
The normal skin cleanser is called Aglaea....goddess of natural beauty. Her cleanser will clean off makeup and other dirts of the day , while not stripping the natural oils that are so important to your skin balance.
The dry skin cleanser is called Panacea...the goddess of healing and cures. Her cleanser will clean the skin, again gently so as not to strip off the natural oils, while at the same time, adding some natural oils to create the moisture your skin is needing.
Each has been developed for it's purpose and if you have combination skin choose the formula that will help with the problem area. So if you have a t zone, choose Aceso. She will help with the oils without stripping the oils from the other parts of your face.
And as always, if you have any questions, never hesitate to ask...
