Red Clay 150g - VIVIO

Clays are organic or inorganic sedimentary rocks and soils formed by the weathering of minerals. Their properties have been known in many cultures, particularly in India, for thousands of years.
Red montmorillonite clay is a clay rich in iron oxide that has skin-smoothing and warming properties. Red clay can be used as a raw material for the production of creams, lotions, and toners, particularly for sebum reduction. It provides many trace elements and mineral salts.
Clay is 100% natural, sun-dried, contains no colorings or preservatives.
Clay exists in the form of powdered, natural minerals. Red montmorillonite clay consists largely of montmorillonite, hence its name. This clay does not dissolve in water. When added to the water phase, it forms a suspension.
Clay treatments have become extremely popular and are sometimes referred to as argillotherapy. This field of natural medicine is based on the remarkable cosmetic and health properties of the raw material clay. Clays are classified as peloids. They are extracted from the Earth's interior at a depth of 20 to 70 meters, hence the name of the treatment and care method argillotherapy (Latin: argi - earth).
Cosmetic clay can be used in various forms: peeling, mud baths, masks, compresses on the hair.

INGREDIENTS
100% red clay.

NET WEIGHT: 150 gp

APPLICATION
Hair mask
Mix 4 level teaspoons of 5 ml of clay, 20 ml of water and 10 ml of castor oil.
Apply the resulting paste to your hair and leave it on for 20 minutes. Then wash the mask off with a gentle shampoo.
Mask for dry, tired, sagging skin
Add about 1.5 tablespoons of your chosen oil to about 2 tablespoons of clay, mix, and apply directly to the skin, moistening occasionally. Rinse with warm water after about 20 minutes.
Mask for oily, acne-prone and acne-prone skin
Add about 1.5 tablespoons of boiled cold water to about 2 tablespoons of clay, mix, and apply directly to the skin, moistening occasionally. Rinse with warm water after about 20 minutes.
Important: Do not mix the clay in metal bowls or with metal stirrers, as it will lose its valuable properties when it comes into contact with metals.

RECOMMENDED STORAGE
Store in a cool, dry place.