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This clay has a beautiful dusty rose color and is used in face masks, soaps and colored cosmetics. It derives its color from the iron oxide content in this clay and is also known as pink kaolin. Rose clay or pink clay is a mild clay which will gently cleanse and exfoliate the skin.
A facial mask may be used once a week to draw out toxins and impurities from the skin. Wash your hands thoroughtly, in a clean container (not aluminum) mix a small amount of rose clay with distilled water and apply to clean skin, leave on 15 to 20 minutes, rinse off with warm water and pat skin gently until dry.
Rose clay is gentle enough even for the driest skins. It's very mild. Other additives you may add to the mask instead of water are plain yogurt, honey, liquid vegetable glycerine, whipped egg whites or mayonnaise.
Rose clay may be used to naturally color soaps. Depending on how much you add to your soap recipe, you can obtain the palest of pinks to the darkest of pinks.
Rose Clay: Origin - USA; CAS # - 1332-58-7; INCI - Kaolin; Mesh - 325.
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Paula Reed (Portland, OR, US) | August 29th, 2016
Rose clay has to be one of my favorite clays, which is hard to decide because I love using clays in my formulas! This cool pink clay is very smooth and gives me fantastic reviews as its featured in both my oregon lavender soap, cosmetics, honey-clay face mask and a sensitive skin safe bright pink sugar scrub my customers can't get enough of.
ermin tursic (sacramento, CA, US) | November 2nd, 2014
Rose clay is a very healing clay and good for sensitive skin. This has a beautiful pink color, I have already added it to a soap that I made to add a pretty color and it turned out beautiful.
Rebecca Cox (Atoka, OK, US) | September 4th, 2012
I used this in a cp wine soap. I like the way you can control the color by how much you add. The soap lathers well and feels great!
Yuan Gao (Bedford, MA, US) | March 8th, 2012
I have been looking for pink clay to use in my CP soap making and making the mask for myself!!. I love the color, quality and price is very competitive. You carry a lot of good stuff which I cannot find in other distributor. Thank you !!
katie strothman (lehigh acres, FL, US) | January 20th, 2012
I too use this in everything. A great natural colorant, great masks even a tad in lip balm goes a long way. Just gorgeous and the lowest price around.
Allison Konopa (Greenville, WI, US) | June 15th, 2011
I absolutely love this product and use it on a very regular basis. I made some soap with this and CG's rose petal fo and it is just beautiful, the lather is abolutely amazing. This is also a wonderful addition to any face mask and I use it every single week. I even used this clay to lighten some blush that was a tad too dark for my skin and it worked perfectly. Thank you for yet another great product, CG.
Michelle Zerangue (Oxford, MS, US) | April 30th, 2011
This clay is a very useful natural color. It can be made into so many shades of pink from a very light shades to deep pink almost a maroon color according to how much you use. It also gives the soap a very nice texture which is a bonus.
Cory Trusty (Holly Hill, FL, US) | December 2nd, 2010
I use this in my soaps and it give a great light to dark pink. Added cleansing properties is a bonus.
ina travis (Morrisville, PA, US) | April 1st, 2010
this clay wets down to a striking dark pink color, and dries to a soft, blush shade, which makes it particularly fun when mixed with rose water, and painted on as a facial mask at slumber parties. it's by far the gentlest, best tolerated clay mask I've discovered, and has a wonderful texture to it.
I've also stirred a teaspoon of it into my mother's loose powder, and it's just the right hint of color to brighten up her winter-pale skin !
Kara Stratton (Pine City, MN, US) | February 26th, 2010
I bought this originally just to color a particular soap or two - I had no idea it would give the soap such a smooth texture! Makes for a great facial bar, as it is very mild and really not drying in my opinion! And the natural color is very soft and pretty!
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