What you are buying
Two face packs, used in order
Two face packs — Diamond Shine and Caviar Gold — and a set order to use them in.
Diamond Shine brightens. It works on tan, dark spots and uneven tone.
Caviar Gold feeds. It works on fine lines and lost firmness.
Brightening first is why they are worth having together. An even face shows its fullness; a patchy one hides it.
Want congestion and open pores treated too? The Complete Ritual adds Rose Pink. If texture matters to you more than tone, Rose & Caviar is the other pair.
What you are buying
The two face packs
Here is each one — what it is, what is in it, and what it is for. Open a card if you want the detail; skip them if you would rather just begin.
Diamond Shine Face Brightener Pack
Cashew settles what drives uneven tone; stone-ground almond lifts the dullness above it. For pigmentation, dark spots and tan.
What is inside, and what it does
Avocado, Almonds, Cashew Nuts, Aloe Vera, Olive Oil, Essential Oils & Seed Extracts
What it does- Tan and sun-tired colour undone
- Dark spots and blemishes evened
- Radiance returned, never bleached
Caviar Gold Anti-Ageing Face Pack
Real caviar with CoQ-10, kept cold and unheated so its proteins stay close to your skin’s own. For fine lines, lost volume and fatigue.
What is inside, and what it does
Caviar, CoQ-10, Aloe Vera, Olive Oil, Essential Oils & Seed Extracts
What it does- Collagen supported, elastin preserved
- The appearance of fine lines diminished
- A restored fullness across the cheeks
Each one is also sold on its own.
Even tone is what lets fullness read
Alone, each pack is good. In this order, the first makes the second visible.
The order, and why it is the order
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Brighten
Cashew settles what drives uneven tone; stone-ground almond lifts the dull, tanned surface above it.
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Feed
Caviar restores the cushion beneath, on a face that has been evened enough to show it.
Where one pack helps another
Pure aloe vera Both packs
Aloe runs through both, and it is the doorway. It eases the other actives to the depth where the skin needs them, rather than leaving them sitting on top.
Diamond Shine Caviar Gold
Fullness and shadow are the same thing seen differently. An evened face shows its plumpness; a patchy one hides it.
Fresh avocado pulp Real caviar
We use the whole pulp, not only the oil. Its creamy body carries caviar’s proteins deeper than an oil base alone would.
How simple it actually is
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From the fridge
The cold is the first part of it. It wakes the skin, and it tells you the pack is still alive.
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A clean, dry spoon
Scoop, and spread evenly across face and neck, avoiding the eyes. Close the lid and return it to the cold.
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Twenty minutes
Not fifteen, not thirty. Put the phone down — the mask is a reason to.
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Rinse lukewarm
Pat dry. Follow with olive oil or your own moisturiser while the skin is still cool.
Why the order matters
Even tone is what lets fullness read
Alone, each pack is good. In this order, the first makes the second visible. That is the whole argument for buying them together.
Brighten first. Cashew settles what drives uneven tone; stone-ground almond lifts the dull, tanned surface above it. Aloe carries both to the depth where colour actually lives — and in clearing that surface, it opens the way for what comes next.
Feed second. Caviar restores the cushion beneath. Fullness and shadow are the same thing seen differently: a face that has been evened shows its plumpness, where a patchy one hides it. The whole avocado pulp carries the caviar deeper than oil alone would.
Across one evening or across a week, the sequence is the point. Brighten, then feed.
From the Gourmet Kitchen
Nothing here is an extract of an extract. Whole pulp, cold-pressed oils, stone-ground meal — held at four degrees so they reach you alive.
Real caviar
The simple truth. Its structure is remarkably close to your own skin’s, so your skin recognises it at once and uses it to repair.
The feeling. A soft, restored fullness across the cheeks.
The hidden comfort. Marine nutrients settle redness like a cool cloth.
Fresh cashew
The simple truth. Cashew gently balances the pathways behind uneven tone. It does not bleach; it settles the trigger.
The feeling. Steady, even radiance as tan lines and spots fade.
The hidden comfort. Its natural copper supports firmness.
Stone-ground almond
The simple truth. Ground slowly with stone so the oils never meet heat. The fine meal buffs; the oil comforts underneath.
The feeling. An immediate velvet finish.
The hidden comfort. It rebuilds the barrier that holds moisture in.
Pure aloe vera
The simple truth. Aloe soothes and evens at a deeper level, occupying the spaces that trigger pigmentation.
The feeling. A smooth, reflective glow as it plumps the surface.
The hidden comfort. It is the doorway — it eases everything else to where it is needed.
Fresh avocado pulp
The simple truth. We use the whole pulp, not only the oil, so the full family of fats and vitamins arrives together.
The feeling. Beyond moisture — a conditioned, cushioned bounce.
The hidden comfort. Its creamy body carries the others deeper than oil alone.
How to indulge
As often as suits you
Take the jar from the fridge. The cold is the first part of it — it wakes the skin, and it tells you the pack is still alive.
How often is entirely up to you. Every day, alternate days, or twice a week each — all of them work. Use one at a time, or both in the same evening.
The one thing that matters is the order: brighten, then feed. Diamond Shine first, Caviar Gold second.
Twenty minutes each time. Not fifteen, not thirty. Put the phone down; the mask is a reason to. Rinse with lukewarm water, pat dry, and return the jar to the fridge while your skin is still cool.
Before an occasion, take both across one evening in that order. Forty minutes, and worth every one.
Who this is for
The occasion pair — the one that answers to daylight and to photographs.
For pigmentation that also needs plumping
Spots and patchiness on the surface, thinness underneath. Brightening alone can leave a face even but flat. This addresses both at once.
For after a summer
Tan lines, sun-tired colour, and the dryness that follows both. This is the pair we reach for in September, and again after any long stretch outdoors.
For a date in the diary
A wedding, a festival, a photograph you will keep. Brightening through the weeks before, caviar the night itself. It is the pair built for being looked at.
Why it lives in your fridge
Fresh enough to spoil
These packs keep for thirty days, refrigerated. That is not a shortcoming. It is the proof.
Enzymes fall dormant and then die at room temperature. Vitamin C oxidises within days. Omega-3s turn. Everything that makes a fresh ingredient worth using is the first thing a shelf-stable formula gives up.
If your skincare does not need a fridge, it is worth asking what is keeping it alive on the shelf.
Questions
Do I have to use both?
No, but the order is where the benefit sits — evening the tone is what lets the fullness underneath actually read. Used singly they still work. Used in order they work on each other.
How often should I use them?
As often as suits you — every day, alternate days, or twice a week each. One at a time or both in the same evening. Only the order is fixed: always brighten, then feed.
How do I store it?
Refrigerate both, never freeze. Scoop with a clean, dry spoon and return the jar to the fridge straight after. Kept cold, each pack holds for thirty days.
Why only thirty days?
Because there are no preservatives in it. Each jar is blended by hand in a small weekly batch and made once you order. A shorter life is what fresh actually costs.
Is it vegetarian?
Diamond Shine is entirely vegetarian. Caviar Gold contains real sturgeon roe and is not. Both are cruelty-free and never tested on animals. If you have a fish or shellfish allergy, please avoid the Caviar Gold.
My skin is sensitive. Where do I begin?
Patch test on the inner arm and wait a day. Begin with Diamond Shine alone, once a week, and add the caviar once your skin has settled. Nothing here is harsh, but fresh actives are potent and your skin deserves an introduction.