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Three Dry Clay Mask Recipes
These masks are perfect for gifting, as they allow the recipient to hydrate the product right before use, keeping the product fresh and effective!
1. Soothing Oatmeal & Chamomile Clay Mask Recipes
Ingredients:
2 tbsp Kaolin Clay
1 tbsp Colloidal oatmeal
1 tsp Dried Chamomile Flowers (or Chamomile Tea)
Instructions:
Grind the chamomile flowers into a fine powder using a coffee grinder or mortar and pestle.
Mix the Kaolin Clay, oats, and chamomile powder together.
Package in airtight containers for gifting.
To use, the recipient adds water or chamomile tea to the powder to create a paste, then applies it for a soothing, calming mask.
2. Detoxifying Green Tea & Charcoal Clay Mask
Ingredients:
2 tbsp Bentonite Clay
1 tbsp Ground Green Tea (or Green Tea Powder)
1 tsp Activated Charcoal Powder
1/2 tsp Ground Almond Meal (optional)
Instructions:
Blend the Bentonite Clay, green tea powder, charcoal, and almond meal.
Package the mixture in airtight containers.
When using, the recipient can mix the powder with water, honey, or aloe vera juice to form a paste and apply it to their skin for a detoxifying mask.
3. Nourishing Rose & Honey Clay Mask
Ingredients:
2 tbsp Kaolin Clay
1 tbsp Ground Almond Meal (for exfoliation)
1tsp Ground Rose Petals (or skip if not available)
1 tsp Hibiscus Tea Powder (optional)
Instructions:
Combine the Kaolin Clay, almond meal, and rose petal powder in a bowl.
Mix thoroughly and package in airtight containers.
The recipient can add a little water, rose water, or honey to form a paste and apply it for a nourishing, gentle mask.
Usage: Three Dry Clay Mask Recipes
When mixing a dry clay mask, it’s best to start with a small amount of water and gradually add more until you reach the desired consistency. Here’s a good starting point for each recipe:
- Start with 1-2 teaspoons of water and gradually add more if needed, stirring well as you go.
- If the mask is too thick, add a little more water (about ½ teaspoon at a time). If it’s too thin, add more dry mask mixture.
You want the mask to have a smooth, spreadable consistency—similar to a thick paste, but not runny. You can adjust based on preference, but starting with these amounts should work for most recipes.
