Clay soap benefits

What is calcium bentonite clay used for? Find out about its incredible therapeutic benefits, side effects, and how to use it for your skin.

French Green Clay has been used for thousands of years as nature's best cleanser to tone, eliminate impurities, and beautify the skin.

Being haphazard about it could result in batter that's difficult enough to work with that you give up and succumb to having an ugly and inconsistent bar.

Clay is a wonderful natural colorant to use when making soap. There are so many different types of clay. Not only do you get the stunning natural coloring, but you also get the benefit of the clay in your soap. Clay is drawing and detoxifying. Clay is also a gentle exfoliant, so I love to use

Bentonite clay has been used for centuries for an array of uses. It is anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and contains many trace minerals.

Curious about how much clay to add to melt and pour soap? The answer might surprised you, and we've got all the answers in this article.

Have you ever wondered some clay masks make your skin feels cleansed and fresh but some make you feel tight and dry? That's because not all clay is equal. In this post, I'll go over some common types you'll find in ready-made clay masks and also a couple of products that have a high content of that specific clay type.…

There are many benefits of adding clays to soaps, and not only as natural colourants. In this post I explain what clays are, how they work and the properties and uses in soaps.

This Bentonite Clay Soap is great for the skin and has detoxification benefits as well. The simple melt and pour clay soap recipe is quite easy to make, even for someone who has never made soap before. The soap making project only takes about 10 minutes, excluding cooling time and is perfect for beginners. Table of contents...Read More

This is how you can customize your bentonite clay mask to fit your skin type and needs. 3 VERY simple variations on your basic clay-water mask!