Australian Pink Clay – Premium Sun-Dried Cosmetic Clay
Our Australian Pink Clay is a gentle, mineral-rich clay ideal for face masks, body wraps, bath powders, soaps, and skincare. Hydrating and firming, it helps refine fine lines, improve skin texture, and restore a youthful glow. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and stressed skin.
Benefits
- Detoxifies, exfoliates, and tones skin
- Hydrates and improves skin firmness
- Supports healthy, glowing skin
- Enhances natural pastel pink color in soaps
- Rich in minerals: potassium, calcium, magnesium, copper
Usage
Face Mask: Mix 1 tbsp clay + 2 tbsp water (optional: 1 tsp carrier oil). Apply 10 min, rinse with warm water.
Body Wrap: Mix clay + water to creamy paste. Apply, relax 10-15 min, exfoliate in shower. Avoid eyes and sensitive areas.
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