Pink clay - Australia
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Clays & Masks
Description
Pink clay - Australia
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INCI |
Kaolin, iron oxides |
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Certification |
Conventional |
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Appearance |
Pale pink powder |
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Purity |
100% |
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Origin |
Australia |
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Solubility |
Insoluble |
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Usage rate |
Up to 100% |
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Skin type recommended |
Sensitive skin |
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pH range |
6 - 8 |
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Vegan |
Yes |
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Palm oil |
No |
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Animal tested |
No |
In its dry powder form this clay appears extremely pale, but once it is mixed with liquid it quickly turns into a deep pink colour. When mixing with liquid, you may notice slight streaking of colour, which is normal, continue mixing until a uniform colour is achieved.
Pink clay is perfect for balancing stressed and sensitive skin. It can help to hydrate, firm and brighten, moisturise and improve the overall texture of the skin.
Pink clay can be blended with other clays for different properties or used as a stand-alone additive for face and body masks.
Clay has been used for thousands of years to stimulate, reinvigorate and rejuvenate the skin, cleanse and beautify, making them an ideal ingredient for skincare and natural beauty products.
To use clays:
To 1 tbsp of clay slowly add water, hydrosol or oil and mix into a paste.
Apply a thick coating to the face and/or body.
Leave on for 10 minutes.
Wash off with warm water.
Use your favourite oil or moisturiser to finish.
For best results steam clean the face to open pores before applying.
Recipes using clays plus check out our blog post to choose the best clay for your specific skincare needs.
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 Blog post - How different clays benefit the skin
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