Cambrian blue clay is the most ancient in the world, the richest in mineral composition and the most active as a cosmetic. Has the unique preventive and therapeutic properties. Action: Mask based on the Cambrian clay cleanses the skin, regulates salt metabolism, promotes regeneration of the epidermis, tightens pores. Due to the tonic effect helps to improve the contour of the face and wrinkles, rejuvenate the skin. Applying warm wraps effectively helps to get rid of cellulite. Gradually reduces subcutaneous fat deposits, reducing the "orange peel". The skin's firmness and elasticity. Regular use improves the efficiency of procedures and provides a steady, tangible results! How to use: The clay is placed in a non-metallic bowl, pour warm water, stir until smetannoobraznoy consistency. The resulting mass is applied in the form of lotions, masks, body wraps. Used for cosmetic purposes 5-15 minutes to warm wraps to put on the critical areas wrap with plastic wrap, in 20-30 minutes, rinse with warm water. It is recommended to use 2-3 times a week.
J**E
Beautiful Natural Colorant for Soap & Bath Bombs!
This clay adds a beautiful natural muted blue color to soap and bath bombs!You often need a little more of it than other clays for the color to show up well. The package of clay is tinier than you think it will be & it doesn't go far, but it seems all of the natural blue soap colorants (woad, indigo, jagua powder, and this clay) are on the pricey side.For color reference: The soap shown in the photo is a cold process salt bar made with 28 oz of oil & 3 tbsp Cambrian blue clay, added to the hot lye solution.The bath bombs shown (blue ones in the front, near gloved hands) are made with around 2 teaspoons Cambrian blue clay in a recipe containing 1 cup baking soda & 1/2 cup citric acid. (The other colors are purple & yellow Brazilian clays & rose clay.)This clay is also nice in melt & pour soap base - I use around 1/4 to 1/2 tsp in 4 ounces of white soap base, though woad powder or indigo powder gives a bluer blue that I like better in M&P.
J**N
No blue color for soap
SOAP MAKERS: if you’re buying this as a blue colorant for cold process soap. Unfortunately it’s totally green. :/A pretty green. But no blue at all. I used all white oils too. Boooo :(
H**A
Works great on poison oak!
I fell into a bed of poison oak and was suffering from the result. I tried the usual remedies, calamine, off the shelf medications and everything I could think of. My friend said she uses this clay stuff from Russia. In desperation I tried it and it works ! Fast! and a whole lot of less itchiness!
K**G
Good for soap recipe
Worked well when making soap.
L**A
Good product
I put it twice per week. Nice effect after. Added photo for good mood :)
C**L
Five Stars
I have tried everything for my eczema and clogged pores, this stuff works magic!
D**E
Great for soap making
I love the blue-grey color this clay added to my soap. I wanted a color that would impart a blue hue to a soap I've named "Ocean." As you can see, the base color is a stormy blue. It also imparts the same qualities as kaolin clay.
B**T
Five Stars
Excellent blue clay to kill off stomach bad bacteria. Dilute with sugar for morning coffee.
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