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Historically clay has been used on the skin for hundreds of years but the biggest mistake many of us make, particularly on the face, is allowing clay to dry completely!
Historically clay has been used on the skin for hundreds of years but the biggest mistake many of us make, particularly on the face, is allowing clay to dry completely!
Why is this SO bad?
1. The damp phase – this is when the beneficial minerals within the mask work their magic, bathing the skin in minerals such as zinc, magnesium and manganese. In short – a mineral drink for your skin from the outside in.
2. The cooling and exfoliating phase – this is when the mask begins to contract slightly, helping to lift surface dead skin cells, even out skin tone and speed the healing process. Particularly beneficial in the case of breakouts or simply just a few annoying pimples.
3. The dry phase – where the entire mask begins to flake off with even the slightest facial expression! This is when the mask draws moisture from the surface of the skin, leaving it extremely dehydrated – hence the ‘tight’ feeling – and also very irritated. For most people with even mild sensitivity, leaving a mask on too long results in the skin looking red, blotchy and feeling uncomfortable.
A good quality nutrient-rich clay mask will gently exfoliate, purify, rejuvenate and strengthen the skin, transforming a dull, congested or overworked complexion so – for happy skin - be sure to remove while still damp!
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