Argile clay is a 100% natural Moroccan product. One of the most successful and effective natural remedies in the treatment of skin problems, especially in shape. We present you four different types of clay for different skin type.
White clay (most common)
-Brightens the skin, removes pigmentation and black spots.
-Nourishes the skin with nutrients and substances.
-Rejuvenates skin cells.
-Purifies the scalp, strengthens the hair and makes it shiny.
-Useful for sensitive and dry skin and beneficial for infections and skin irritations.
-Removes impurities and reduces excessive sebum secretion.
Green clay
-Deeply cleanses and nourishes skin cells and removes toxins.
-Removes dead skin cells, Soothes irritated skin, Tightens open pores.
-Ideal for oily skin and acne, by regulating excess sebum and cleansing the skin of impurities.
-Reduces inflammation and skin sensitivity and helps heal wounds.
Pink clay
-Cleans the skin and leaves it soft.
-Restores skin cells and radiance of tired face.
-Treats damaged skin and slows down its aging.
-Removes redness and tightens skin pores
-Ideal for dry skin, by adding immense moisture and softness.
-Restores youth and vitality to the skin
Blue clay
-Has great ability to heal infected wounds.
-Acts as a natural antibiotic in the fight against microbes.
-Removes the skin from excess oiliness.
-Deeply cleanses the skin and removes acne.
-Adds freshness and vitality to the face.
-Ideal for dull and tired skin.
A few examples of use (you can also find many other ways on the internet)
As a mask: mix clay and mineral water until you get a homogeneous paste. Then apply it on your face and leave it on for 15 minutes. Rinse it off afterwards.
In a homemade shampoo, mix 2 to 3 tablespoons of clay with an equal amount of water or apple cider vinegar.
For burns, insect bites or wounds: mix clay and water. Then apply the paste topically.
As a toothpaste: with a little rose water and vegetable oil.
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