Indian Healing Clay

Aztec healing clay mask
The hype is real. So I was thinking that this simple mask just couldn't be that great. I'm a long time fan of clay masks. I have spent some crazy money on this type of product in the past but never again. At 50 I still have some breakouts here and there. I have hormonal issues that cause mine. I am also cursed with large pores sadly. Clay masks have always …Read more

I was wondering what the hype was about on this product,and boy was I surprised,I mix equal parts apple sider viniger with the product mix to a smooth paste and then apply and let dry it does tighten and you can also feel the pulsation on your face, wash off when dry and follow with moisturizer,by by zits some redness after use but this goes away in about and hour or two after,my mature skin is …Read more

Im 39, oily T-Zone, skin is not sensitive. I have been using this mask for over five years to keep my hormonal acne in check. I mix equal parts clay with equal parts vinegar until it is thick enough to not drip off the spoon. I apply it rather thickly and settle in to scroll through the internet. The mask dries and does indeed pulsate, it feels weird when you first start using the mask but I have …Read more

One of those long-standing, not expensive but effective products. If you want a clay mask without junk in it, this is great. Mix it with cider vinegar. It fizzes a bit (so this must be an alkaline pH) and then spread it on with a foundation brush. Let dry. Does everything a mask should do, but not expensive or with fillers. You can also use it as a blemish healer: apply the clay with vinegar and …Read more

Bought a big tub of this from Amazon, overall value/quantity for price is superb! Love that it's natural, like others, may be used with ACV and/or tea tree oil, I use with rose water witch hazel and TTO 2x a week (every 4th day). Your skin will purge if clogged and/or you don't get regular facials, however, will clear quickly with consistent use. My face starts to "thump" as …Read more

HOLY GRAIL! I’ve read so much reviews about this so I wanted to give this a try and it really worked for me. It made my skin look fine and tighter and supple.

TIP for acne-prone skin/oily-combination skin: Use apple cider vinegar, activated charcoal powder and tea tree oil with it! I use body shop’s tea tree oil because it helps with the acne! The oil also makes the clay mask’s smell …Read more

WOW THIS IS THE HOLY GRAIL! I am on my 2nd tub of it. I started getting bad breakouts when I started grad school and this was the only thing that helped and didn’t irritate my skin. I have the most sensitive skin of anyone I’ve met. I’ve had an allergic reaction to CeraVe and Cetaphil but never this. You HAVE to mix it with ACV and don’t apply it like a normal mask, it needs to be thick. Wait …Read more

I was looking for a cheaper version of my long term favourite- Nu Skin mud mask. This was the most economical with good reviews.
I purchased a small size in a little kit and used it for the first time at about 5pm New Year's Eve. Big mistake!!! While it didn't sting in the slightest, it left my skin bright red! And I mean bright red!!! Needless to say I had to cancel my plan for …Read more

Who would have that a very simple clay mask sourced from 'Death Valley' could make such a difference? Twice a week I apply a thick layer of this on my face and wait until it's dried out before splashing with warm water and then removing with a damp wash cloth. Sure, my skin looks slightly irritated for 15 or so minutes but give it a couple of hours (or better still overnight) and …Read more

I've been wanting to try this mask for a while after hearing all the good things about it. Normally I use Queen Helene or St. Ives, which both contain kaolin clay, so I already know it works. However, Aztec is 100% kaolin and contains no parabens or preservatives, and you mix it yourself with equal parts of either water or ACV. I already use ACV on a regular basis as a toner and it does …Read more