Inspired by the rituals passed down from Somali mothers

"Like Hoyo" means "like mother", a simple blend of traditional ingredients mothers in East Africa have mixed for generations to help their daughters' skin stay clear and even.

If brightening masks usually leave your skin red or irritated, this is a gentler way.

This five-ingredient blend helps fade dark spots, calm breakouts, and bring out a clearer, brighter look,  without harsh acids or complicated routines.

Skin feels deeply clean, calm, and comfortable after each use.

Five Simple Ingredients

Turmeric: Helps calm redness and reduce acne-causing bacteria.

Qasil: Gently cleanses and helps keep skin calm and clear.

Safflower: Helps balance oily areas while keeping skin soft.

Chickpea: Gently exfoliates and helps smooth rough texture.

Black Seed: Helps fade the look of acne marks and soothe irritated skin.

Together, they create a simple weekly ritual your skin will love.

Put one teaspoonful into a bowl, dilute with water, and mix into a paste. Apply the paste onto the face and neck and leave for 15-20 minutes, then rinse with water.

Use once or twice a week. This is a treatment ritual, not a daily cleanser.

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. Discontinue use if any irritation occurs.

Turmeric, Qasil, Safflower, Chickpea, Black Seed

Will the turmeric stain my skin? 

You might have a slight yellow tint right after rinsing, but it fades within minutes. If you're worried, test it on your jawline first.

Can I use this if I have sensitive skin? 

Yes, but start with about 10 minutes and see how your skin responds. The turmeric and black seed are naturally potent, so shorter sessions work best at first.

How often should I use this? 

Once or twice a week works best. Using it every day may dry your skin. This is a weekly treatment ritual.

Will this help with acne scars? 

With regular use, many people notice acne marks gradually look lighter. Expect gradual improvement over 6–8 weeks. Results may vary

Is this safe during pregnancy? 

Turmeric used topically is generally safe, but check with your doctor if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.

Why is it called Like Hoyo? 

"Hoyo" means "mother" in Somali.

This blend uses ingredients that mothers in East Africa have prepared for their daughters' skin for generations.

Shipping: Free in the US/Canada. 5-7 days. 

Returns: Not working? Email within 30 days for a refund. Keep the jar. 

Questions: hello@gleanqasil.com