Clays have been used for centuries to beautify & refresh when used as a facial mask. World's Most Powerful Facial--Deep Pore Cleansing.

This clay has "super" clay drawing power. It deeply cleanses pores, adds nutrients, stimulates and tones the skin and draw out toxins and impurities that tend to age the skin. Clay Facials are a refreshing way to pamper your skin. Moroccan Red Clay has been used for centuries to beautify & refresh when used as a facial mask.
This clay is strong cleansing clay that will draw excess oils from the skin, stimulate circulation to the skin, and act as a powerful astringent for oily skin and hair. It is used in many spas around the world. Use it in facials and body wraps. Moroccan red clay also makes a nice natural color additivefor soaps and powders.

French Red Clay is gentle clay, making it suitable for sensitive skin. It helps stimulate circulation to the skin while gently exfoliating and cleansing it. Red Clay is mineral rich, reddish clay that blends extremely well with water making its application to the face and skin a smooth and delightful experience. High in silica, magnesium, iron, calcium, potassium, and sodium, this clay is surely one of the finest treasures for pampering your skin. Its extraordinary power of absorption makes it more effective than other clays for cleansing, detoxification, and general skin treatment. It can be used as soap, skin conditioner, shampoo, and facial and body mask. It washeslike soap and leavesa unique, sweet scent on the skin.

Because of its enormous drawing capabilities, French Red Clay comes highly recommended for those with acne problems, blemishes, and people prone to oily skin as it literally draws oil from the skin, combating grease and dirt.

Red Clay has been used for centuries for cosmetic use, and is present in almost all traditional beauty regimens. It exfoliates, cleans, and invigorates the skin while improving blood circulation. Red Clay has the ability to absorb excess oils, dirt, and harmful toxins from the skin. The high mineral content of Red Clay rejuvenates the skin and exfoliates and stimulates blood circulation to the skin. Regular use of clay facials will remove dead skin cells, improve circulation to the skin, remove debris from the pores, and bring about a smooth healthy glow.  Red Clay has the ability to absorb toxins from the skin.

This clay is a strong cleansing clay that will draw excess oils from the skin, stimulate circulation to the skin and act as a powerful astringent for oily skin and hair. It is very rich in iron and has been widely applied as a strong drawing clay used in medicinal preparations. Because of its drying capabilities, it is effective in treating poison oak/ivy and rashes. Those with very oily skin and acne will benefit from this helpful clay.

Red Clay has been used for centuries as an additive for soap, shampoo, and skin conditioner in some the finest spas in the world. It is absorbent and effective for cleaning and detoxifying. It is used to reduce dryness, reduce flakiness and improves skin’s clarity, texture and elasticity.

Facial Instructions: Mix with equal parts of apple cider vinegar (preferably raw) or water. It is best to use a glass, pottery, or wooden bowl. Stir the mixture until it is a smooth paste add more clay or liquid as needed.
Apply a 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch thick layer of clay to the face or other areas and let it dry. Drying times vary, but times are generally 5 minutes for delicate skin and 15-20 minutes for normal skin. You will feel a pulling and tightening sensation, deep pore cleansing.
Remove clay by washing with warm water. A slight redness may appear after removing the clay. This is normal and will disappear in approximately 30 minutes. Adding Bentonite helps to remove dirt and impurities from the pores of the skin. One pound of clay makes 10-15 clay packs. Clay can be used by the whole family, men and women. 

Discontinue if rash appears. For external use only.

NO ADDITIVES, NO FRAGRANCES, NO ANIMAL TESTING. Kaolinite. Non-irradiated. Not kosher certified.

To learn more about clay benefits view Our Earth Our Cure by Raymond Dexteit, translated by Michel Abehsera.

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