Green Clay 100gr

The use of clay for therapeutic purposes dates back to ancient times. We know that the Ancient Egyptians, the Aboriginals of Australia, the Native Americans, the Indians, the Chinese, and even the Ancient Greeks and Romans used clay for healing purposes. Depending on its origin and composition, clay comes in different shades. Green Clay (French Green Clay) is composed of mineral elements and plant ingredients (mainly seaweeds and algae). Green clay is particularly rich in magnesium, potassium, calcium, manganese, copper, dolomite, phosphorus, cobalt, and many other minerals. Green Clay is considered ideal today for detoxifying the skin. Its use aims to "cleanse" the skin, as it helps eliminate toxins and contributes to toning and firming the skin by improving local blood circulation. Beauticians use green clay for facial care, specifically for "cleansing" the pores and "enriching" the skin with nourishing minerals. Green Clay has the property of "detoxifying" the skin - removing the "impurities" that accumulate in the pores. It is usually used in the form of a "beauty mask" (alone or in combination with essential oils). Individuals with dry skin should not use Green Clay more than once a week, as it tends to reduce the moisture levels of the skin. Use Green Clay in the form of a "mask" (simply by mixing it with water) to detoxify and "nourish" your skin. Add a little Aloe Vera if your skin is sensitive, or a few drops of Jojoba oil if your skin is particularly oily. If you are making soaps, Green Clay will impart unique qualities to your creations and will give your soap a perfectly natural green color.