Essentially Natural Bentonite Healing Clay
Essentially Natural Bentonite Healing Clay
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Essentially Natural Bentonite Clay is a fine mineral clay formed from volcanic ash and valued for its deep-cleansing, oil-absorbing feel. When mixed with water, it creates a smooth paste that’s commonly used in face masks, body masks and bath rituals. Bentonite is also popular in DIY cosmetics as a natural colourant and texture enhancer. It’s a powerful, hardworking clay best used with a gentle approach and good hydration afterwards.
EN staff tip: combine clay with a spoon of honey for a brightening, healing and moisturising facial mask.
Key properties
- INCI Name: Bentonite
- Grade: BP grade
- Form: Fine powder
- pH: 9.13
- Size Options: 150g, 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg or 20kg
What it’s used for
- Deep-cleansing face and body masks
- Foot soaks and bath rituals
- Clay poultices and mud packs for rinse-off use
- Natural colourant in DIY cosmetics
Who it’s for
- Oily or congested-feeling skin routines
- DIY mask lovers who enjoy a deeper cleanse
- Makers formulating soaps, masks and body products
- Very dry-feeling or easily irritated skin as a frequent mask
- Leave-on skincare products
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How to use
- As a Face Mask: Mix with water to a smooth paste, apply to clean skin, leave 5 to 10 minutes, then rinse well and moisturise.
- As a Boosted Mask: Add a spoon of honey for extra slip and comfort.
- As a Bath or Foot Soak: Mix into warm water, soak, then rinse thoroughly.
Safety instructions
- For external use only
- Avoid inhaling dust and avoid contact with eyes
- Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs
- Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
- Keep well sealed and store away from moisture
Faqs
Q: What does Food Safe mean?
A: It refers to purity and hygienic handling, but it is not labelled as food grade for commercial ingestion use.
Q: Can I let the mask fully dry and crack?
A: Many people prefer rinsing before it dries completely to reduce tightness.
Q: Why does bentonite feel strong?
A: It swells and thickens quickly in water and has a strong oil-absorbing feel.

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