Description
This type of clay contains various minerals, including magnesium, quartz, silica, iron, calcium, calcite and dolomite.
This clay mask has exceptional oil-absorbing, cleansing and antiseptic properties and can be used as an exfoliant as it draws out impurities from the skin.
Indulge in the meticulous craftsmanship behind our Fuller Earth Face Mask, skillfully curated with the finest Fuller's Earth clay celebrated for its exceptional detoxifying prowess. This natural marvel works like a magnet, effortlessly extracting impurities, excess oil, and toxins from the skin, resulting in a revitalized, purified, and rejuvenated complexion.
Meticulously formulated to perfection, our face mask combines an exquisite blend of botanical extracts and nourishing ingredients, thoughtfully selected to enhance the skincare experience. With its profound cleansing action, the mask effectively unclogs pores, while its gentle exfoliation delicately eliminates dead skin cells, unveiling a smoother and more radiant visage.
These clay face mask powders work well combined with our floral waters.
Made in the UK.
Specifications
How to make clay mask: - Mix a small amount of the clay with water or our Floral Water until it forms into a smooth paste.
- Apply the clay mask on the face or body and allow it to stand for about 10 to 15 minutes, or until the paste dries.
- Rinse with lukewarm water and pat the face dry with a soft towel.
- You can even add essential oils to the clay mask for your unique skin requirements. Made using pure and natural ingredients. Supplied in recyclable aluminium tin.
Story
Ancient Wisdom is a distributor of thousands of ethically sound products from all over the world, including the UK. Many of their health and skin care products are made at home in their Sheffield, UK factory.
We like Ancient Wisdom. They have is a solid ethos of fair, reasonable and practical across everything they do.
David, the founder, spends much of his time researching sustainable and ethical alternatives for FMCG "fast moving consumer goods". He specifically seeks out small businesses around the world looking to bridge the gap between economically developing and the developed world. His team in the UK support these small enterprises with market-specific product design. Artisans are guided to make products that are culturally appropriate in terms of aesthetics and quality for the international marketplace, while retaining their unique local charm.