Essentially Natural Red Clay Powder

• INCI Name: Illite, Kaolin
• Country Of Origin: France
• Composition: 100% natural mineral product
• Form: Fine red powder
• Solubility: Insoluble in water
• pH: 8 to 9
• COSMOS Approved
• Suitable For: Cosmetic use
• Storage: Store tightly sealed in a dry, well-ventilated place away from moisture and contamination

• Blend into face masks and cleansing treatments
• Add natural mineral colour to soaps and cleansing bars
• Use in powdered body care and dry mask blends
• Combine with other cosmetic clays to adjust colour and texture
• Include in custom formulations where a mineral clay is needed

Red Clay Powder Is For:

• DIY skincare makers mixing fresh masks and cleansing treatments
• Soap and body care formulators working with natural mineral ingredients
• Those wanting a warm red clay for colour, texture, and mineral-rich cosmetic blends

Red Clay Powder Is Not For:

• A pre-mixed or ready-to-use face mask
• Water-based sprays or serums without a suitable suspension system
• Food applications

• As a Face Mask: Mix with water, floral water, or another suitable liquid to form a smooth paste, then use immediately. For more information and recipes, read Mineral Clay Masks For All Skin Types .
• As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add to masks, cleansers, scrubs, and similar formulations according to your formula.
• As a Soap Ingredient: Disperse well before adding to help promote even colour and a smoother finish.
• As a Dry Blend: Sift with other powders for a more uniform mix.
• Processing Tip: Add liquid gradually to help reduce lumps and improve texture.

• For external cosmetic use only
• Avoid inhaling the powder or creating excess dust during handling
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Do not use on broken skin
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store tightly closed in a dry place

Q: Can I mix Red Clay Powder with other clays?
A: Yes. It blends well with other cosmetic clays when you want to adjust the colour, texture, or overall feel of a formulation.

Q: Does this clay dissolve in water?
A: No. It does not dissolve, it disperses into liquid, which makes it better suited to masks, suspensions, and powder blends.

Q: Do I need to preserve it once mixed with water?
A: Any water-based mixture should be used straight away unless it is part of a properly preserved formulation.