Review on 🧖 Now Solutions European Clay Powder: Detox and Cleanse with Pure 6-Ounce Facial Mask by Martha Robinson

I have combination skin and use a clay mask twice a week to control oiliness and deep cleanse. Overall this is a good clay mask to try if you want to make your own mask. Preparation: I find that 1 tbsp of clay and 1 tbsp of water (as directed on the package) makes a very thick mask (see image). ). I prefer to use less than a tablespoon of clay with more than a tablespoon of water to get the right consistency and amount for me. Clay mixes easily with water. Application: This clay is slippery and very difficult; If you get too thick a consistency it will be very difficult to spread on your face, if too watery you will get uneven application. Wear: Clay doesn't really dry out completely (even if I just use water) so it's not uncomfortable when it's on my face. It also doesn't leave dust all over the house when I move around in it. Cleansing: Some clay masks are very difficult to remove, but this one simply glides over the face. But I always take my clay masks off in the shower. Dryness: After peeling off, my skin doesn't get as dry as some clay masks. But if you have very dry skin, it's still worth mixing with face oil. Cleaning: In terms of contaminant removal, I would say it only removes 80% of contaminants. It also dries up some pimples. I also think it's great for wraps as it gives a thick but slightly slippery consistency.