Superfine Pink Clay

Uses

Pink clay can be used as an ingredient in your skin care products:

• Masks, poultices and wraps

• Shower gels and soaps

• Creams, gels and lotions

Uses

Pink clay can be used as an ingredient in your hair blends:

• Shampoos

• Hair masks

Instant recipe by Aroma-Zone

Step 1

Mix the clay and sage hydrosol with a spatula until you obtain an evenly blended mixture...

Step 2

Apply to damp hair.

Step 3

Leave in for 3 minutes.

Step 4

Rinse with clean water.

Uses

Pink clay can be used as an ingredient in your make-up blends:

• Loose or compacted powders

• Foundation

• Blush

• Blushes and eyeshadows

Make a recipe from A to Z

Superfine pink clay can be used as an ingredient in your recipes.

Incorporate pink clay as an active ingredient in your formulas containing water: creams, lotions, gels, lotions, soaps, etc.

Aroma-zone Tip

For better dispersion of the clay in your emulsions or gels, pre-disperse it in a little water before adding it.

To make a mask, a wrap, or a poultice

Pink clay can be used in a blend with other clays or plant powders to make masks, poultices or body wraps.

1. Immediately apply the mixture in a thick layer to the skin (face, neck, body) or hair.

2. Leave on until the mask begins to dry. It is recommended to not let the mixture dry completely.

3. Rinse thoroughly with water to remove the mask

Aroma-zone Tip

• Clay pastes do not keep well and should be used as soon as possible after making them (maximum 48 hours in the fridge).

• If you wish to incorporate essential oils into a clay paste, we recommend adding a small proportion of oil or Solubol to dissolve them.

• For best results, do not heat the clay and avoid contact with oxidisable metal.

• You can use stainless steel or plastic equipment.

• For mixing, use a plastic stirring rod.

Use it in a make-up product containing mineral powders

To make a loose or compacted powder:

To make a cream foundation:

Quality

100% natural origin, unwashed to retain all its mineral content, non-irradiated.

Production process

Extraction from natural red and white clay quarries, crushing and fine grinding.

The grains of powder are sorted using an innovative vacuum selection process to ensure that the powder is as fine as possible. The red and white clays are then mixed to obtain the pinkish tone. The clay is dried in a kiln at over 350°C for 20 minutes.

This process produces a clay with a very low microbiological load. No chemical treatment is used.

Function

Cosmetic ingredient for formulating masks, poultices, powders and soaps…

Benefits and properties

• Detox

• Make-up

• Purifying

• Restorative

Country of origin

France

INCI name

Montmorillonite, illite, kaolin

Composition

Hydrated aluminium silicate

Presentation

Packaged in zipped bags

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Organoleptic properties

• Appearance: fine powder

• Colour: pale pink

• Odour: neutral

Particle size

<150 microns

Storage

Store away from air, moisture and light. Close the sachet tightly after each use.

Precautions

• Powdery product, do not use near a source of ventilation, do not inhale.

• Keep out of reach of children.

• As clay absorbs impurities and toxins, do not reuse clay that has already been used.

Supplier documentation

'L’argile médecine ancestrale'

Philippe Andrianne

'Argiles thérapeutiques'

Gaël Sitzia

'L'argile qui guérit: Mémento de médecine naturelle'

Raymond Dextreit