French Green Clay Mask

How to use 

Put a generous amount of the mask all over face until all areas of the face you want to be exfoliated, detoxed, and healed. The mask will turn a lighter green when completely dry and remove with a damp wash cloth, then follow up with my moisturizer for total effects. 

Ingredients: French green clay, bentonite clay, lavender water, aloe vera
French green clay has been known for its detoxifying skin care benefits that can be attributed to its unique mineral composition. Composition includes dolomite, manganese, silica, copper, phosphorous, magnesium, zinc and calcium. Its green color can be attributed to the clay's iron oxide and decomposed plant matter content. It also pulls blood towards the surface of your skin, giving you a bit of a tingling sensation as it boosts circulation.
Detoxifiying
French green clay has been used for years as a detoxifying beauty treatment. When applied topically, it can aid the skin in healing and ridding itself of harmful toxins. French green clay has an ionic charge. Acting like a magnet, this type of clay attaches itself to the molecules of toxins so they can be rinsed away when the skin care treatment is done.
Exfoliating
French green clay cleanses and gently exfoliates. Used on the skin, green clay can make it feel softer while tightening pores and aiding in the optimal function of oil glands. In addition green clay has been known to boost blood circulation in the skin while removing dead skin cells.
Healing
French green clay is also beneficial for treating skin allergies due to food, chemicals or pollens. Used as a paste, it should be applied to the affected area between two to four times-the clay can also be used to treat wounds, burns, sunburns, skin problem, ulcers, bacterial infections, bruises, mouth sores and even headaches and fevers.
Bentonite Clay. This is a very popular clay for skin benefits-you probably have spotted this in many of your acne-addressing products. Because of its super absorbing capabilities, this is a great clay for oily skin since it can suck up all that excess sebum easily. Not only that, but it has electric properties that when mixed with water makes the molecules charged and attracts toxins out of your face and to the clay kind of like a magnet. This also goes for any skin ailments involving bacteria and fungus (also impurities) like psoriasis and eczema. Since bentonite clay swells when mixed with water, making it a highly porous substance, it can absorb more than its initial mass, including any swelling from excess sodium in your face. With its tightening, acne-clearing and impurity-absorbing abilities , you can probably tell why bentonite is a go-to for any skin concerns.