Essentially Natural Bentonite Healing Clay

• INCI Name: Bentonite
• Grade: BP grade
• Form: Fine powder
• pH: 9.13
• Storage: Keep well sealed and store away from moisture

• Deep-cleansing face masks
• Body masks and mud packs
• Foot soaks and bath rituals
• Clay poultices for rinse-off use
• Natural colour in suitable DIY cosmetics

Bentonite Healing Clay Is For:

• Oily or congested-feeling skin routines that enjoy clay masks
• DIY mask making and rinse-off body care
• Soap and body product formulation where a mineral clay is useful
• Bath rituals that include clay-based additions

Bentonite Healing Clay Is Not For:

• Leave-on skincare products
• Very frequent masking on very dry-feeling skin
• Low-mess routines that prefer ready-made formulas

• As a Face Mask: Mix with water to a smooth paste, apply to clean skin, leave for 5 to 10 minutes, then rinse well and follow with moisturiser.
• As a Boosted Mask: Mix with a spoon of honey for a smoother, more comfortable paste.
• As a Bath or Foot Soak Addition: Mix into warm water, soak, then rinse thoroughly.
• As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add to suitable soaps, masks, and body products where mineral clay is wanted.

• For external use only
• Avoid inhaling dust
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Patch test before first use
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
• Keep well sealed and protected from moisture

Q: What does BP grade mean?
A: It indicates the raw material meets a recognised pharmacopoeial quality standard for purity.

Q: Can the mask be rinsed off before it fully dries?
A: Yes. Many routines prefer rinsing before the clay dries completely to reduce excessive tightness.

Q: Why does Bentonite Healing Clay feel strong on the skin?
A: It swells quickly in water and has a pronounced oil-absorbing feel, which is part of why it is often used in rinse-off masks.