What color is this clay?
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The clay has a taupe color. It is in a very fine powder. Wonderful to use on your hair for hydration and also on the skin.
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Hi Rebecca. I don't know..and I don't know if there are different types of 'Kaolin' clay. I'd research it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The one I bought is black. It was a gift to my son and is now in his yard, so I can't go look at it just to be sure at the moment.
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It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope that helps you! It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope... » Read More It's the mica powder, I believe. If you Google it you can find out more about it, but I've done my own mix of white mica powder and a dark oxide color and I've come out with colors similar, although perhaps slightly darker. There's green oxide, blue, purple, you name it. I think the mica is what gives it that bright shine. Again, if you aren't too sure Google it and see what else you can find before buying something you aren't comfortable with. I don't mind this set so much but I've found others on other websites that work better and they list the materials used to make the powder. Hope that helps you! « Show Less
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It is a mottled deep brown. Looks good in garden and appears to be decent coating.
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Yes this is Green Clay. I can only go by what the Seller states as far as it being 100% natural.
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It's yellow, pink and lime green. The colors are what really make it stand out since most are usually a sand color. I love mine!
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more of a sage green. It is really beautiful. I have found this same set on other sites for $2-300.
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The pic shows the color pretty well. It's dark greenish, washed out with black...I guess it's kinda of like stone carving, but not really. Just look at the pic, it looks like that.
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It's a dark charcoal. I tested it in my journal and it is definitely not the same color as the previous entries that I made using a black ballpoint pen.
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It can't say because I haven't seen yours, but I ordered the same french green clay, and it is exactly like the green clay I've bought from other places. A little more unrefined, but effective regardless of consistentcy. It feels, smells and looks like green clay. Once it's wet it changes it's hue. My bentonite is a different texture, smell and color altogether.
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I think this product is like a white clay, it does not leave a sheen, and is right for your wish.
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I have the Gravel which is more green than anything. It is not at all close to grey in color. I would describe it closer to sage or evergreen.
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The label does not specifiy. It only says "bentonite clay of the montmorillonite family"
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I would say it's a terra cotta color. It's a pretty bed spread. My daughter loves it.
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I don't remember. I have it covered with newspaper because I use it for model building and I don't want to get paint on it. However, if I recall correctly, it is a kind of off-white, and the platform is a rubberized charcoal color. I hope that helps.
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The one I bought was light pink and green... more like a peach and green. A crafty person could paint it again... I could not.