Description

Kaolin violet clay owes its unusual color to being extracted by grinding selected rocks rich in natural pigments.

It has exceptional care properties, similar to red clay.

It is extremely gentle, so it is used for sensitive skin, dry skin, normal skin, oily skin, combination skin and skin in need of firming.

Also recommended for contaminated, irritated, problematic skin with uneven skin tone.

How can you use clay?

• As a face or body mask – mix a portion of the clay with your favorite oil (a few drops) and your favorite floral water, mix until you get the consistency of a paste, apply to approx. 15 minutes, then wash off. In the meantime, spray the skin with vegetable water to prevent the mask from drying completely.
• As poultices – pour the clay into a glass vessel, pour fresh water so that it covers the clay completely. Then stir the mixture with a wooden spatula. Place the dish near a heat source before use. Apply the heated clay poultice to selected parts of the body.
• for the bath – pour 100 g of clay into the bathtub and pour warm water over it
• To brush your teeth – dip a wet toothbrush into the powder. Brush your teeth and gums as you would with regular toothpaste. Apply ad hoc.
• As a scalp scrub – mix: 10 g of clay with shampoo or conditioner and give your scalp a gentle massage, wash off with shampoo.

Ideal for care:

• sensitive, problematic skin
• dry, normal and combination
• lacking in flexibility
• tired, graying

Country of origin: France

Form: purple powder with a neutral odor

100 g glass container

Kaolin, CI 77742 (kaolin, naturally derived purple manganese)