For application, slowly incorporate water, an herbal infusion, or a hydrosol to maintain consistency; the liquid must be lukewarm.
Apply for 10-15 minutes. Remove with lukewarm water when it appears dry. You can use a bath mitt, a small sponge, or a piece of towel to help.
Do not apply to the area around the eyes
Sensitivity test: Although the ingredients are natural, it is recommended to do a small sensitivity test before applying the mask to your entire face, especially if you have sensitive skin or are prone to allergic reactions.
If you're allergic to any of the ingredients (like the menthol in spearmint), avoid using it or do a patch test on a small area of skin before applying. You can substitute the spearmint with the nettle powder from previous posts 😉
If you have very dry and dehydrated skin, reduce the application time. You can add a little vegetable oil to the mask.
If you have very oily skin, add green clay.
It has a texture somewhere between a plaster and a mask. If you want it to be more clay-like, reduce the starch and add more clay.
Natural face mask with clay, tea and mint
Sebum-regulating, soothing, refreshing, reduces pores and helps with acne
Before starting, sanitize the work area , equipment and containers and weigh the ingredients
2
Grind the dried herbs into a powder
3
Add the ingredients one at a time into a glass container, passing each through a sieve to guarantee uniform texture.
4
Mix and pulverize, using a mortar and pestle to smooth the texture
5
Store in a glass jar
Ingredients
g.
A
White clay (kaolin)
25
KAOLIN
A
Rice starch
12,5
ORYZA SATIVA STARCH
A
Powdered green tea
7,5
Camellia sinensis
A
Spearmint powder
5gr
Mentha spicata
Tips
For application, slowly incorporate water, an herbal infusion, or a hydrosol to maintain consistency; the liquid must be lukewarm.
Apply for 10-15 minutes. Remove with lukewarm water when it appears dry. You can use a bath mitt, a small sponge, or a piece of towel to help.
Do not apply to the area around the eyes
Sensitivity test: Although the ingredients are natural, it is recommended to do a small sensitivity test before applying the mask to your entire face, especially if you have sensitive skin or are prone to allergic reactions.
If you're allergic to any of the ingredients (like the menthol in spearmint), avoid using it or do a patch test on a small area of skin before applying. You can substitute the spearmint with the nettle powder from previous posts 😉
If you have very dry and dehydrated skin, reduce the application time. You can add a little vegetable oil to the mask.
If you have very oily skin, add green clay.
It has a texture somewhere between a plaster and a mask. If you want it to be more clay-like, reduce the starch and add more clay.
