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Shroom Therapy

Twenty-five mushrooms, one mask.

Shroom Therapy is a dry mask: three clays, 25 mushrooms and a little cinnamon bark. You add the water, a hydrosol or honey when you use it.

Names on the label
25
Species
21
Clays
3
Shroom TherapyDry Face Mask · $20 · 3.5 oz

In label order

The specimens.

In the order they appear on the label, from most to least. Open any one for what it is, what it does and why it is there.

  1. A white, shaggy lion's mane mushroom growing from moss on a dark wet log No. 4 of 29Lion's maneHericium erinaceus
  2. Banded brown and cream turkey tail brackets layered on a mossy dark log No. 5 of 29Turkey tailTrametes versicolor
  3. A glossy red-brown reishi bracket with a cream rim on a mossy dark log No. 6 of 29ReishiGanoderma lingzhi
  4. A broken chunk of chaga, cracked black outside and rust-orange inside, on moss and wet basalt No. 7 of 29ChagaInonotus obliquus
  5. Slender orange cordyceps fruiting bodies rising from moss on wet black basalt No. 8 of 29CordycepsCordyceps militaris
  6. Three white button mushrooms growing from moss on wet black basalt No. 9 of 29White buttonAgaricus bisporusSame species as open cap and portabella
  7. Two open cap mushrooms showing dark brown gills, growing from moss on wet basalt No. 10 of 29Open capAgaricus bisporusSame species as white button and portabella
  8. A large portabella mushroom with dark brown gills, growing from moss on wet basalt No. 11 of 29PortabellaAgaricus bisporusSame species as white button and open cap
  9. Three shiitake mushrooms growing from moss on a dark wet log No. 12 of 29ShiitakeLentinus edodes
  10. A ruffled grey-brown maitake cluster growing from moss on a dark wet log No. 13 of 29MaitakeGrifola frondosa
  11. Glossy brown wood ear fungus growing from moss on a dark wet log No. 14 of 29Black fungus/wood earAuricularia auricula
  12. A frilly, translucent white snow fungus on a mossy dark log No. 15 of 29Tremella/snow mushroomTremella fuciformis
  13. A porcini with a glossy chestnut cap and a thick pale stem, growing from moss on wet basalt No. 16 of 29PorciniBoletus edulis
  14. Two golden chanterelle mushrooms growing from moss on wet black basalt No. 17 of 29ChanterelleCantharellus cibarius
  15. Two honeycomb-capped morels rising from moss on wet black basalt No. 18 of 29MorelMorchella esculenta
  16. Two king trumpet mushrooms with thick ivory stems growing from moss on wet basalt No. 19 of 29King trumpetPleurotus eryngii
  17. Two white field mushrooms in moss, one tilted to show its pink-brown gills No. 20 of 29Field mushroomAgaricus campestris
  18. A shelf of pearl-grey oyster mushrooms growing from a dark wet log No. 21 of 29Oyster mushroomPleurotus ostreatus
  19. A hoof-shaped meshima bracket with a cracked dark crust and golden rim on a mossy dark log No. 22 of 29MeshimaPhellinus linteus
  20. A dark brown poria cocos sclerotium broken open to show its white interior, on moss No. 23 of 29Poria cocosWolfiporia extensa
  21. A pale orange sweet tooth mushroom showing the soft spines under its cap, growing from moss No. 24 of 29Sweet toothHydnum repandumSame species as wood hedgehog
  22. Orange-tan wood hedgehog mushrooms in moss, one turned over to show the spines beneath No. 25 of 29Wood hedgehogHydnum repandumSame species as sweet tooth
  23. A cluster of buna shimeji mushrooms with marbled brown caps growing from a mossy dark log No. 26 of 29Buna shimejiHypsizygus marmoreus
  24. A cluster of brown beech mushrooms with small marbled caps growing from moss on a dark wet log No. 27 of 29Beech brownHypsizygus tessulatusSame species as clamshell
  25. A cluster of small white beech mushrooms growing from moss on a dark log No. 28 of 29ClamshellHypsizygus tessulatusSame species as beech brown

25 names, 21 species.

A few names on the label belong to the same species, sold at a different stage or under a different market name. We would rather you heard it from us.

Read: why 25 mushrooms

Mix it fresh.

Mix a tablespoon of the powder with a teaspoon or two of warm water into a smooth paste. Spread it over your face and leave it on for about 15 to 20 minutes. To remove, press a washcloth soaked in warm water to your face to soften the clay, then wipe it away. Once a week.

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Illite and montmorillonite clayNo. 1 of 29Bentonite clayNo. 2 of 29Moroccan lava clayNo. 3 of 29Cinnamon bark powderNo. 29 of 29
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