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Made by Us

No factory. No middle-jar.

From notebook to label, every SPANESHHIYA product passes through exactly two pairs of hands. Here is the whole process, unedited.

Whisk folding clay into cold-pressed butters in a steel bowl during a SPANESHHIYA trial batch

Formulating at the table

Every product starts as a notebook sketch — what the skin needs, what the clay can actually do, what the label will admit. We trial small 50 g batches, patch-test for weeks, and only then write the batch card.

Raw ingredients laid out: rose clay, kaolin, shea butter chunks, and bottles of cold-pressed oils

Whipping the batch

Clays are bloomed, butters are melted low and slow, oils are cold-pressed and unrefined. Nothing is heated past what the ingredient would tolerate. A batch of masks takes about ninety minutes of hands-on time.

Rows of freshly filled SPANESHHIYA jars waiting to be labelled and capped

Filling by hand

Jars are filled with a spatula, wiped, weighed to net quantity, and dated. This is why we say '50 g (when packed)' — because a human eyes the scale for every single jar.

Wide view of the SPANESHHIYA studio: mixing station, shelves of jars and label printer

Labels, hearts and all

Each label artwork is drawn in-house, printed in small runs, and applied by hand — heart mark aligned, bubble-free, slightly imperfect. Batch number and make date go on before the lid does.

What we won't do

No white-labeling

We don't buy in bulk tubs and re-stick our label on them. Every formula is ours, mixed here.

No undisclosed fragrance

If something smells like roses, it's because rose water and rose clay are in the list.

No stock sitting around

We make close to order, which is why dispatch takes 12–18 hours and jars reach you fresh.

No animal testing, ever

Not by us, not by suppliers, not by anyone on our behalf. 100% vegetarian formulas.

No miracle claims

A clay mask cleanses. A scrub exfoliates. We'll stop short of promising a new personality.

No hiding behind legal font

Full ingredient lists at readable size. Long list or short list — you deserve to read it.

See it for yourself

We film batches most weeks and post the unglamorous cuts on Instagram — including the ones that fail.