This Kaolin Red Clay contains naturally high levels of skin-loving.

Red Clay has been used as a beauty tool for centuries by the Roman and Egyptian nobility. 

Today, it is a secret weapon in the high-end spa facial and body treatments. 

You may use this clay as often as you like because of its gentleness.

Recipes - Face Mask: 

 It can be mixed with water or something like rose water to form a silky paste. 

This paste can be brushed or rubbed onto the face and left to dry before washing off.

Face Scrub:

Red clay can also be combined with other ingredients to make an exfoliating and smoothing scrub. 

Can mix 1 Tablespoon Red clay with 1 Tablespoon ground oatmeal and apple cider vinegar to form a paste.

 Can use it about once a week for an exfoliating face scrub. 

As a bonus, it can be massaged into the face to exfoliate for 1-2 minutes and then left for another 5 minutes to dry before washing off. 

This will offer the benefits of a mask and an exfoliation in one step.

Hair Mask: 

Mix 1 tablespoon Red clay into 1/4 cup of water to make a thin mixture that can pour onto your hair and massage in. 

For hair, it is important not to let the mixture dry as it can contribute to hair breakage if it hardens. If prefer can massage into hair in the shower and leave for about 30 seconds before washing.

Full Body Mask:

 For great skin all-over,  make a simple paste of clay and water and used as a full body mask before taking a bath and washing it off. 

Please Note: 

This is a natural product, and there may be variations in color and scent from batch to batch.

Caution should be exercised as clay could stain fabric.

Clay will increase oxygenation and blood circulation to the skin.

This can sometimes create redness and feel a bit itchy, this is normal and is not harmful.

If you are experiencing an active outbreak of rosacea or any form of heightened sensitivity or burn, wait until the area has calmed before treating with clay.

Clay must be kept dry.

It should never be mixed with metal spoons or stored in metal containers; the only materials that should be used in preparation or storage are wooden spoons or glass stirrers.

It is thought that the clay loses its beneficial qualities through contact with metal.