There's a clay for that

Fuller’s Earth Fuller’s Earth clay is a sedimentary clay that has been widely used as a skin-lightening agent and is best known for its ability to be applied as a “facial bleach.” Because of its enormous drawing capabilities, Fuller’s Earth is the number one choice for oily. External use only.   Recipe to try:• 2 teaspoons Fuller’s Earth• 1 teaspoon honey• 1 tablespoon rose water In a bowl, combine ingredients.Apply 1-2 times a week for 10 minutes.   Disclaimer: The information on this site is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment....

French Green Clay  French Green clay has enormous absorbent powers due to the constitution of its micro molecules. It literally “drinks” oils, toxic substances, and impurities from your skin. Its toning action stimulates the skin. French Green clay is great for helping to clear occasional skin blemishes. Use it daily on trouble spots, or weekly as part of a complete facial treatment.   French Green Clay is sometimes called Sea Clay and is by far one of the most majestic, most effective, and most commonly used mineral skin clays found in the world. It contains a cornucopia of valuable elements....

  White Kaolin Clay   Most often recommended for balancing oily skin, white kaolin clay (China clay) is found in the soil in hot, moist climates. White Kaolin Clay is the most versatile and easily applied clay that is commonly found in standard skincare preparations and cosmetics. White Cosmetic clay, also known as White Kaolin clay, is a very fine and light clay that has natural absorbency properties. White Cosmetic clay is found in virtually all powdered and dry cosmetics and most wet cosmetics, including soaps, scrubs, poultices, deodorants, facial powders and masks. It is the mildest of all clays...

Week 2 Moroccan Red Clay Clay has been added to beauty recipes for centuries, and it’s no secret that it can work wonders on skin. You might be wondering what’s the right type of clay for your skin, and what are the best ingredients to use with clay.  Moroccan Red Clay Ideal for oily and acne prone skin, Moroccan red clay comes from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. If you’re battling blackheads and clogged pores, this is the clay for you. Recipe to try: 2 tablespoons Moroccan red clay 3 tablespoons rose water 1 teaspoon mashed avocado Combine ingredients to...

  Clay has been added to beauty recipes for centuries, and it’s no secret that it can work wonders on skin. You might be wondering what’s the right type of clay for your skin, and what are the best ingredients to use with clay.Important note: never use metal when mixing your clay mask. Use glass, plastic or wooden instruments to keep clay’s properties potent and effective.  Bentonite Clay Fairly common and easy to find, Bentonite clay is made of volcanic ash and can be extremely effective in pulling out toxins and impurities from the skin. Recipe to try: Using equal...