Which clay mask suits your skin?
Every type of clay has its own strength. The more active the clay, the less often you should use it.
- Kaolin Clay Mask– the mildest clay. Cleanses gently without drying out; for sensitive or dry skin. Two to three times a week.
- Beige Clay Mask– the perfect middle ground, slightly more active and refreshing for a dull complexion. Once to twice a week.
- Red Clay Mask– stimulates circulation and provides a warm glow. Great for tired or mature skin.
- Ghassoul Clay Mask– volcanic clay from the Atlas Mountains that cleanses deeply while leaving the skin feeling soft. Can also be used as a hair mask.
- Green Clay Mask– absorbs sebum effectively and tackles blackheads. For oily or blemish-prone skin, a maximum of once a week.
- Bentonite Clay Mask– the deepest cleanser, draws out impurities from deep within the pores. A maximum of once a week.
Still undecided?
How do I prepare a mask?Mix half a teaspoon of powder with a little water to form a smooth paste. Apply, let dry, and rinse off with lukewarm water.
Which one in case of doubt? Kaolinis the safest choice and works for almost every skin type.
Can I combine clays?Yes, many people use a mild clay on the entire face and a stronger one only on the T-zone.
What's next?Gently cleanse afterwards with a konjac spongeand finish with a face serum.
