Collection: Natural Clay Face Masks

Clay Face Masks can work wonders for your skin. The simple natural ingredients can help exfoliate and soften skin, draw out impurities, minimize pores, and remove excess surface oil.

Clay masks are a simple way to give your skin a boost and some extra TLC without getting regular facials. Our skin comes into contact with so much pollution, dirt, and grime that we sometimes need a natural product to help draw out deep-seated impurities that normal cleansing leaves behind.

 


More About Natural Clay Face Masks:

The topical use of clay as a beauty ritual traces back to the earliest civilizations. From Ancient Egypt to Ancient Rome and even during the Renaissance, men and women used the medicinal properties of clay to achieve a brighter, smoother, and more youthful complexion.

What can a clay mask do for you?

  • Provide natural gentle exfoliation
  • Deliver gentle deep cleansing
  • Increase circulation and oxygenation
  • Unclog and Shrink Skin Pores
  • Aid in Hydration
  • Regulate sebum production, breakouts and excess Shine
  • Promote soft, smooth, radiant skin

For more information about clays and clay masks, please read our blogs below!

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