Natural Face and Body Mask, 50 g
White Clay - Brightens and Smooths. Using cosmetics packed with chemicals and preservatives can leave permanent marks on our faces after just a few months – dull, damaged skin, prone to blackheads and blemishes. For several years now, a surprising phenomenon has been observed on the faces of Polish women – even those with combination and oily skin complain of a tight, flaky skin effect and flaking, burning areas on the face – for example, on the cheeks and around the mouth. This problem is the result of using the wrong skincare products, and after many years of such treatments, intensive attention must be paid to regenerating damaged skin, which will help it return to harmony. The way to normalize the complexion is to use traditional, natural cosmetics full of vitamins and minerals. What is it? Porcelain Clay, also known as kaolin clay, comes in the form of a light, loose powder. White clay is the result of natural transformations in igneous rocks, making it exceptionally rich in trace elements – calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper, and phosphorus. Kaolin has a unique ability to absorb toxins and impurities; it detoxifies and eliminates bacteria, leaving skin visibly smoother and purified after just one use. White clay is the gentlest of clays, making it recommended for dry, delicate skin, and for skin showing the first signs of aging – kaolin gently smoothes and brightens the skin. Composition and Properties: Kaolin – White Clay. Porcelain clay is rich in minerals and trace elements that exhibit strong antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, smoothing, and soothing properties. Its very gentle exfoliation helps remove dead skin cells, allowing for faster elimination of toxins from the body, and preparing the skin to more actively absorb the vitamins and minerals found in cosmetics. Kaolin supports the regeneration of damaged skin and accelerates the healing of micro-damages caused by external factors, such as frost, wind, heat, or sunlight. How to use? Mix a small amount of white clay with lukewarm water and apply to the face and décolleté. You can add a few drops of natural oils, such as almond, Inca Inchi, or coconut, to the mask for additional hydration. Leave the mask on until completely dry, but for at least 10-15 minutes. If the clay dries before this time, gently dampen the surface of the clay with a damp cloth or sponge. Gently rinse the mask off with lukewarm water, and for oily or combination skin, a gentle exfoliating massage can be performed. The clay is also excellent for use on the body, especially on areas affected by acne or blemishes. Fun facts: You can use water or hydrolate to create the perfect clay mask. Hydrolate is a substance obtained by steam distillation of plants, which is why it contains valuable minerals and vitamins. Hydrolate is composed of valuable water, full of active nutrients, and trace amounts of oil, and can be used to create intensely moisturizing natural cosmetics. Hydrolate is an excellent addition to a clay mask – it gently exfoliates dead skin, nourishes, and visibly rejuvenates the skin.
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