Can I use this clay as a bath body detox?
1538190
Yes but I wouldn't recommend it. I tried it and ended up with a gunky mess.
1414800
Since we had our label printed we've found that mixing Pure Clay with vinegar helps even out the pH of the mask so it isn't as drying. (Our soon-to-be-released new run of product will have more instructions on the label) That means you can use it as often as you like without any drying effects. In our research we've seen people drink anywhere from one to four ounces of prepared clay water daily. We advise that you start with a small dose (like one Tablespoon) each day and work up from there, adding another Tablespoon a week later, etc. Drink lots of water. Listen to your body; it will tell you what it likes. We appreciate the question! Since we had our label printed we've found that mixing Pure Clay with vinegar helps even out the pH of the mask so it isn't as drying. (Our soon-to-be-released new run of product will have more instructions on the label) That means you can use it as often as you like without any drying effects. In our research we've seen people drink anywhere from one to four ounces of prepared clay water daily. We advise that you start with a small dose (like one Tablespoon) each day and work up from there, adding another Tablespoon a week later, etc. Drink lots of water. Listen to your body; it will tell... » Read More Since we had our label printed we've found that mixing Pure Clay with vinegar helps even out the pH of the mask so it isn't as drying. (Our soon-to-be-released new run of product will have more instructions on the label) That means you can use it as often as you like without any drying effects. In our research we've seen people drink anywhere from one to four ounces of prepared clay water daily. We advise that you start with a small dose (like one Tablespoon) each day and work up from there, adding another Tablespoon a week later, etc. Drink lots of water. Listen to your body; it will tell you what it likes. We appreciate the question! « Show Less
1832660
I honestly don't know, as i've only ever used this as a clay mask to clean and reduce pore size.
590179
I dont know. I use this as a cure-all, I had cancer and now I dont. I take this internally, I started with 4 drops 3 times a day and increased to 16 drops 3 times a day. This is a cure-all for everything from cancer to gout to acne to AIDS. The government will not let this be used in clinics because there is no money in the cure, only money in the treatment of diseases. This is what I learned from my cancer coach. Do a study on this product. But I dont know about a bath detox. I think you would be better off to use something like sea salts for the bath detox.
161923
From the research I have done, it is indeed the same as bentenite clay. It draws out toxins and heavy metals.
841387
I wouldn't. The crystals are very fine and hard to completely rinse-off the skin. I have better results using a creamy or soapy cleanser with the crystals then applying a facial oil after rinsing the skin completely.
616865
Clay powder, in my experience, isn't meant for foundation/make up purposes--rather, to cleanse the face of the make up and other dirt/impurities. You can use cocoa powder with it to create a cleansing mask, but I'm very certain it's not to be meant to create make up. If you have oily skin, you can use this with an online recipe for facial masks to help with that as it soaks up excess oils, but it's not meant for all day wear.
584784
I personally use it with a cleanser. I just mix the crystals in with some face wash in my hand until it forms a kind of paste, and then use it to scrub my face. I wouldn't use it on it's own. It's going to need some kind of binder.
548765
Probably, though it will slow down the cleansing process. Check with your doctor or naturopath.
81860
Yes, it is bentonite clay and it is the kind that you can consume. It can be used for toothpaste and tooth power recipes as well has a remedy for food poisoning and stomach virus. This is the main ingredient in Earthpaste toothpaste.
1754428
Each clay has merits and specific uses of its own. Clay specialists use different clays for different purposes. Some people use sodium bentonite and love it. We suspect "drawing power" is more of a marketing tool, because we haven't seen studies that prove more drawing power = more healing power. We read in one report that calcium betonite actually has more absorptive surface area per molecule than sodium bentonite. But the proof for any clay is in its action and how you feel when you use it. It's helpful to know, too, whether the clay you're using is an external product only or a clay that can be used internally. We have been so impressed with the therapeutic action of our calcium bentonite green clay and people who have a lot of experience with it and many other clays call it the most effective healing clay at any price. Hope this helps.
927608
I don't know. Sounds like a question for your dematologist. But I use this soap every time I bathe. Dead Sea mud and flowers was a favorite of Queen Cleopatra of Ancient Egypt so I started using it last year. I love it. Melinda
1917365
Not unless you eat it :) No, this is awesome face soap. I'm sure the plumbing is tougher than your skin so nothing to worry about. I used the stuff for over a year with no problems at all.
77827
Please use only distilled water or you can use detox water. Other combination do not mix well with the minerals.
927261
I use it with Organic India Psyllium Husks to help flush out. The bentonite be sure to mix only with plastic spoon and no metal.
1632163
I would almost certainly say "No", since it microetches the substrate. I have worked with clay, specifically porcelain, for over sixteen years, and have found that surface treatment is permanent. The product is great and worthwhile in application.
983646
Yes you can. I usually use mineral spirits to get my hand clean followed by soap & water.