Calcium bentonite clay is an absorbent kind of clay that typically forms after volcanic ash ages. This clay has a unique composition and can absorb “negatively charged” toxins. People have been using calcium bentonite clay for centuries. Calcium bentonite clay is also popular ingredient in skincare products. Applying a lotion or cream with bentonite clay in it creates a barrier between your skin and possible Irritants.
Calcium Bentonite clay detoxify the body, improve digestion, improve skin tone, and more Calcium Bentonite clay works by adsorbing oils and dirt from the skin. The theory is that bentonite clay adsorbs materials by sticking to their molecules or ions. As the clay leaves the body, it takes the toxin or other molecules with it.
Bentonite clay contains natural minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and iron, which may provide additional benefits.
Benefits
Think of bentonite clay as a sponge. It absorbs dirt and oil, like sebum. Too much sebum can lead to acne. The anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties may help your skin heal.Calcium bentonite clay may help with:
- Allergic reactions to poison ivy and poison oak
- Hand dermatitis
- Diaper rash
- Skin infections or ulcers
- Sunscreen protection
- Makes hair soft, shiny, and healthy
Directions for use
Take Calcium Bentonite clay in a bowl (Plastic/wooden/ceramic/glass) add some water and make a paste. Apply the paste on face or the skin area where you desire. Let it dry for 15-20 minutes and then wash with water. Apply moisturizer if you have dry skin or feel dry.
- Soothing Skin Paste: Apply a paste on burns, bites, and rashes, and leave until it dries.
- Face Mask: Make a paste and leave on the skin for 10-20 minutes.
- Hair Mask: Apply a paste on the hair from root to tip in a week.
- Armpit Detox: Apply a paste on the armpits to remove toxins.
Precautions
For external use only. Rub a very small mix on the inside of your elbow area to test for any allergic reaction before use. Not Suitable for dry skin. Avoid contact with eyes, keep out of the reach of children. If pregnant, consult with your health care provider before use. Do not use metal bowls as it may react with it.
