Treat your skin with a little TLC each week with our DYI Loose Clay Masks, formulated to draw out toxins and remove dead skin cells.

Clay masks not only help soothe and heal the skin, they also draw out any excess oil and dirt leaving your skin fully refreshed. If you can, try to set some time aside twice a week for a mask and your skin will love you for it.

There are 3 varieties to choose from:

Illuminating 

Brighten dull and tired skin with our Illuminating Mask. With the addition of Lemon Peel and Hibiscus Extract this mask is high in Vitamin C and natural acids, and will brighten your skin, resulting in a vibrant complexion.

Calming

Relieve irritated skin with our Calming Mask. With the addition of French Pink Clay and Colloidal Oatmeal this gentle mask will leave your skin feeling deeply cleansed, resulting in a fresh complexion.

Purifying

Detox congested skin with our Purifying Mask. With the addition of Nettle Leaf, Aloe Vera and Kakadu Plum this mask will leave your skin feeling deeply cleansed, resulting in a fresh complexion.

The bonus of powdered masks like ours, is there are a couple of tricks you can do to make it more suited to your skin type or simply to give the mask an added boost.⠀Check out the tips and tricks below.⠀

You will get about 6+ masks from one 25g jar.

* Colours may vary slightly due to clay batch variations.

 Directions

• Cleanse and Exfoliate your skin prior to application.
• Scoop out 1 teaspoon of mixture into a bowl and add 1 teaspoon of water, mixing until you form a smooth paste.  You can add extra clay or water if needed but just add in small amounts.
• Wait 10 minutes and wash off with warm water.
• Apply 3-1 Gel Toner, Serum and Moisturiser.

Tips and Tricks

• Don't use metal utensils when working with and mixing your clay. The metal reacts to the clay, reducing some of its clarifying properties.
• For best results use a clay mask 1-2 times a week after exfoliating.  
• Acne/combination skin - add a teaspoon of honey to the mix. Best to use unprocessed honey if you can - Manuka or Jarrah are great.⠀If you have dry skin add a little Jojoba oil too.
• Dry/mature skin – if you find clay masks are too drying all you need to do is add equal parts water and oil like olive, rosehip, avocado or whatever you have on hand or straight oil if you are really dry.
• Sensitive skin – just stick to mixing the clay with water and once you are ready to wash it off, wet your fingers and gently massage the damp clay into your skin for a super gentle exfoliating treatment.⠀