Bentonite Clay
Bentonite clay, sometimes called Montmorillonite, is a popular skin care clay for masks because of its ability to remove toxins from the epidermis. It is used mostly on oily skin types. This clay is actually an aged form of volcanic ash. True bentonite clay is gray in color.
In soap making, bentonite clay is heavily used in shaving soap recipes. It will give your bar the necessary slip required for that type of product.
1/4 Pound: $3.04
1/2 Pound: $5.06
1 Pound: $8.10
French Green Clay
French green clay, sometimes called sea clay, is probably the most well known cosmetic clay out there. It is said to do a marvelous job in removing impurities from the skin. This is great skin care clay for oily or troubled skin as it is very soothing and may help to temporarily reduce sebum levels.
In soap making, French green clay can be used to add a natural green hue to your bar. In addition to a natural coloring agent, it is often used in soaps made for troubled skin. French Green clay truly is a great natural soap making clay that is widely used, and raved about, by many soap makers. You'll love soaping with this ingredient! By the way, our French green clay is, of course, authentic and actually does come from France.
1/4 Pound: $3.65
1/2 Pound: $6.08
1 Pound: $9.72
Moroccan Red Clay
Moroccan red clay is popular in today's high end spas for facial applications. Unlike some cosmetic clay, Moroccan red clay moisturizes well and will not easily dry out your skin. Probably not the best skin care clay for oily skin types (use French green clay for that), but it is great for those who suffer from dry skin conditions.
In soap making, Moroccan red clay will add a beautiful stable red hue to your product. I love this skin care clay as a natural soap colorant! It produces a very nice red indeed! Having Moroccan red clay in your product will also add nicely to your label appeal if you decide to sell your soap.
1/4 Pound: $4.39
1/2 Pound: $7.32
1 Pound: $11.70
Thank you for taking the time to learn about the various skin care clays that I offer. As you can see, the inclusion of these cosmetic clays can truly benefit your product. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to send me a message using this form. Don't forget to checkout the many other ingredients available at Soap Making Resource!
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