Pink clay. Camassia 250 g

Pink clay. Camassia

100% natural sun-dried pink clay "Illite, Kaolinite" with a very fine grain size for making face masks.

• 100% natural pink clay with a particularly fine grain size (75 microns) for making face masks.
• Clays are a natural source of minerals and trace elements for our skin. Pink clay (Illite, Kaolinite) is of high purity and quality for making homemade face masks, scrubs or facial cleansing gels. It is suitable for normal and sensitive skin.
• Superfine pink clay, non-irradiated (non-ionised), without preservatives or other treatments, free of allergens, free of nanoparticles and free of genetically modified organisms.
• Origin: France

Ingredients

• INCI: Kaolin (white clay) – Illite (Red Clay)
• Particle size: 75 micrometres (µm)
• Mineralogical analysis: Illite, Montmorillonite, Kaolinite, quartz
• *Not certified for food use

How to use

Can be used as a natural colourant in homemade soaps - (Dosage: from 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon of clay per 1000g of soap).

• Homemade face mask. Put 2 to 3 tablespoons of clay in a bowl and add a little water or hydrolate. Leave to stand for a few minutes, then mix with a small spatula until you obtain a creamy paste. Apply a thick layer to the face, leaving the eye area free. Leave the mask on for about 10 minutes, but do not let it dry out. Rinse with warm water, dry the skin and apply a moisturising cream.
• Homemade hair mask. Put 2 to 3 tablespoons of clay in a bowl and add a little water or hydrolate. Leave to stand for a few minutes, then mix with a small spatula until you obtain a creamy paste. Spread the paste over the entire scalp and leave on for 10 to 15 minutes. Rinse and use shampoo.
• In the bath. Add 200g of clay to the bath water. Take a 20-minute bath. Rinse.
• Clays can also be used in the form of compresses.

Format

• 100 g
• 250 g

Quantitative composition

• (SiO2) 64.85%
• (Al2O3) 23.50%
• (MgO) 0.50%
• (Fe₂O₃) 4.35%
• (TiO₂) 0.07%
• (Na₂O) 0.10%
• (CaO) 0.55%