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

It gave me a terrible rash. I'll admit I didn't patch test, but I've used clay masks many times with no problems, so I wasn't worried and it was a big mistake. The rash was so bad it left open, weeping sores that took two weeks to fully heal and I also had scars on my upper lip which I hope will fade over time. of something. Whatever the problem, I simply recommend doing a patch test before using this product.

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

I wanted to make homemade face masks that were easy to store and clay face masks seemed like a good option. I found out that green clay helps with acne and thought it might be a good spot treatment. I've mixed water with it in a separate jar and added bio oil (mostly for vitamin E), it works very well and once dry removes easily without the need for a damp cloth for most. I'm not sure what ratio I used, but I made it pretty thick. The price is great for what you get.

I really use it in my professional facials, it's a great way to detoxify your skin, it also shrinks your pores and the anti-aging effect helps you tighten your face and expression lines and Eliminate wrinkles with regular use. My favorite product I use today! You can really feel how it works. The difference is immediately noticeable and your skin feels great. I sincerely recommend using it once or up to 2 times a week depending on how it makes you feel. But my loyal customers will see real…

This mask is very easy to mix and apply to face. Just as easy to remove. The only warning I have (which isn't related to the quality of this product): DO NOT MIX THIS WITH JUST cider vinegar. I see this in many reviews but ACV will be too acidic for the skin. As a beautician, I knew it would be too acidic, but I tried it anyway and got a chemical burn on my face. I've been cleaning for several days. Even if you don't visibly damage your skin, this combination will damage your skin's moisture…