Clay face mask powders are used as one of the most effective treatments for skin problems. 100% natural and biodegradable, these are the perfect for a natural facial.
All tins make aprox 10 face masks.
How to make a clay mask:
- Mix a small amount of clay with water until it forms a smooth paste
- Apply the clay mask on the face or body and allow it to stand for 10-15 minutes or until the paste dries
- Rinse with lukewarm water and pat the face dry
- Add essential oils to the clay mask for better results
Red Clay Face Mask
The Red Kaolin clay face mast is more suitable for normal to dry skin. It can make a great addition to acne masks or detoxifying body wraps. This clay is rich in iron oxide and copper and low in aluminium, traditionally used to treat joint pain and protect from infections and disease. Red clay has anti-inflammatory properties. It also reduces swelling and stimulates blood circulation.
Green Clay Face Mask
Green Illite clay mask is the most sought after for skin conditions and cosmetic purposes. It draws impurities from the pores. This makes it perfect for detoxifying and removing impurities from the skin.
Useful for skin conditions including acne, psoriasis, eczema, rosacea, bug bites and sunburn.
Green Illite clay masks can be used for both normal and oily skin due to its ability to restore natrual pH balance and stimulate blood circulation.
Pink Clay Face Mask
Pink Kaolin clay is ideal for normal and sensitive skin due to its unique balance of properties. It helps to stimulate circulation on the skin, exfoliate and cleanse.
Pink clay is a blend of white kaolin clay and red kaolin clay. It contains: Silicium, aluminium, iron, magnesium, sodium, phosphorus, calcium and other trace elements.
It does not draw oil from the skin and so is suitable for use on dry and dehydrated skin.
Fuller Earth Clay Face Mask
Has exceptional oil-absorbing, cleansing and antiseptic properties and can be used as an exfoliant as it draws out impurities from the skin. It contains various minerals, including magnesium, quartz, silica, iron, calcium, calcite and dolomite.
