Green Goddess Clay Mask

Green Goddess Clay Mask

Green clay, often called French green clay, has long been associated with purifying and balancing the skin. Many use it in skincare routines for oily or acne-prone skin, as it's believed to draw out impurities and excess oil.

The clay's gentle exfoliation may help slough away dead skin cells, leaving the skin feeling smoother. Rich in minerals like magnesium and calcium, it’s often favoured for its ability to nourish and refresh the skin. Some also suggest that it can tighten the appearance of pores and support a clearer, more even complexion.

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Green Goddess Clay Mask Formula 

Ingredients

Makes approximately 30-40g, enough for one mask - Adjust batch volume with Go Native NZ’s Batch Size Calculator

• 50% | 1 tablespoon Green clay
• 49.5% | 1 tablespoon water
• 0.5% | 1 drop Roman chamomile essential oil

Method

1. In a small bowl, mix the clay with the water to form a paste. (Add liquid gradually and use more or less depending on desired texture)
2. Add the essential oil and mix until combined.
3. Store excess in a container.  Check out our range of Glass Pots a perfect way to store your own homemade skincare.

To Use

1. Cleanse: Remove any makeup, dirt, or oils from your skin.
2. Apply: Use a clean brush or your fingers to spread a thin, even layer of clay onto your face. Start at your upper neck and work your way up. You can use your ring finger near your eyes because it's less likely to pull your skin. 
3. Dry: Let the mask dry for 10 - 15 minutes. The mask will absorb oils, impurities, and dead skin. 
4. Rinse: Use lukewarm water to remove the mask. Warm water is less drying than hot water. It's easy to wash off in the shower.
5. Moisturise: Apply a moisturiser that suits your skin type. Moisturiser helps replenish the hydration that the mask may have removed. It also seals in the active ingredients from the mask so they don't evaporate.