Boston Company Launches New Spa Quality Facial Masks

BOSTON, Mass, July 27th, 2010 - Greenyarn, a Boston nanotech company developing advanced, eco-friendly products for consumers, has just launched new Moist+ 2 facial masks.

"After the success of our Moist+ facial masks, we really wanted to continue but imitation copies of our masks made us stop production for 2 years until we came out with a new and improved product" said Robin Low, CEO of Greenyarn. "The new masks feel better, and have a unique checkered pattern, embedded with nano-particles of bamboo charcoal, which absorbs and emits far infrared energy which increases the absorption of nutrients to the skin."

Far Infrared energy is a low energy form of light that dips through the skin layer and massages the cells below, stimulating healthy metabolism and blood circulation. This gives the Moist+ 2 masks better moisturizing results, wrinkle removal, and nutrient absorbtion than rival, cotton-based masks.

"The Moist+ 2 facial mask will give you the benefits of a spa-quality facial in your own home and we ensured that the products are manufactured safe and free from heavy metals," said Annie Wu, facial mask developer at Greenyarn LLC. "Unlike conventional paper masks, these masks are not bleached, and each fabric mask is pre-cut and pre-moistened with a mix of rose hip, marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, mulberry bark and matricaria extracts, to moisturize skin and boost its radiance. Moist+ 2 will moisturize and repair skin and prevent wrinkle formation. It also protects against free radicals, and whitens skin in just 15 minutes."

"The new research and development paid off. The wait was worth it as the new masks have higher performance but still cheaper than its rivals," said Navin Weeraratne, Greenyarn's South Asia accounts manager. "We have sold 10,000 pieces since June, thanks to the support of our fans, and the sales figures look very promising."

The facial masks are now available at buyactivatedcharcoal.com