Extracted from mountains and rocks, white clay, also called kaolin, is generally presented in the form of powder. Less rich in trace elements than green clay, white clay has many benefits. Softer and less aggressive than its counterpart, white clay is ideal for sensitive skin. Limiting impurities while fighting redness and imperfections, white clay restores radiance to the epidermis while ensuring its hydration. Fragile skin is relieved, and small irritations disappear. Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, white clay is therefore recommended for acne-prone skin, and also fights against blackheads. With its firming properties and its actions against skin aging, white clay is also suitable for mature skin for a natural anti-aging treatment.
As for the skin, white clay also acts effectively on the hair. Dry scalps will appreciate the benefits of this product. White clay helps fight against dry, brittle or dull hair. Shine and volume are also there, as is real suppleness. No more flat and dull hair, white clay gives your hair a boost. Used as a mask or conditioner, white clay protects the keratin fiber while fighting dandruff thanks to its antiseptic properties. A healthy scalp from root to tip thanks to white clay.
Usually sold in powder form, white clay mixes very well with warm water for a quick and effective mask. White clay can also be found in solid blocks. It is up to you to dose the product while combining it with vegetable oils and essential oils according to your needs. White clay is more generally used as a mask thanks to an opaque paste in order to cover the desired surface, but can also be used as a poultice to be applied to the epidermis. A true natural remedy, white clay can also be ingested to limit digestive and intestinal disorders, as well as joint pain. Diluted in water, white clay becomes a real detoxifier. Its rich mineral content also helps regulate dietary deficiencies.
Depending on your needs, several recipes for masks or exfoliation products with white clay are easily achievable at home. If you have fragile skin, do not hesitate to mix white clay with jojoba or argan oil, while favoring mineral water. To fight against redness, bet on the white clay-honey alliance (without forgetting a touch of mineral water) to give radiance to the epidermis while softening it. Finally, mature skin will bet on white clay, sweet almond oil and carrot juice to reduce wrinkles.
