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What clay mask actually do to your skin? 
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1. PCC is formulated to suit all skin types including dry and sensitive skin. Let& #39;s see the ingredients:
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As you can see above, they& #39;re no preservative added. Hence, it is 100% natural.
Now, let& #39;s see their magic to the skin
Skin Benefit #1: They Can Help Draw Out Impurities
Daily cleansing can help eliminate these skin invaders but clay masks — used a few times per week — can up the ante and ensure a clean canvas.
Daily cleansing can help eliminate these skin invaders but clay masks — used a few times per week — can up the ante and ensure a clean canvas.
Why is a clean canvas so important?
Because when impurities, dirt and bacteria linger on the skin for too long, they can wreak havoc in the form of a dulled complexion or breakouts. Just be sure to follow with moisturizer to hydrate your skin post-mask.
Because when impurities, dirt and bacteria linger on the skin for too long, they can wreak havoc in the form of a dulled complexion or breakouts. Just be sure to follow with moisturizer to hydrate your skin post-mask.
Skin Benefit #2: They Can Eliminate Excess Shine
Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali recommends a routine application of a clay mask. “They’re great at absorbing oils and other impurities that can clog pores,” Dr. Bhanusali says.
Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali recommends a routine application of a clay mask. “They’re great at absorbing oils and other impurities that can clog pores,” Dr. Bhanusali says.
“Kaolin is an important ingredient to be on the lookout for.” Kaolin — also known as white clay — is the mildest of clays and works to draw out oils without being harsh on the skin.
Skin Benefit #3: They Can Be Hydrating
One of the key components to skin care is moisturizing. Getting a healthy amount of moisture helps skin to remain supple and look healthy. This is where glycerine & apricot kernel oil play it& #39;s part.
One of the key components to skin care is moisturizing. Getting a healthy amount of moisture helps skin to remain supple and look healthy. This is where glycerine & apricot kernel oil play it& #39;s part.
If you are one of our #bloomies then you might notice that there will be no dry or & #39;stretch& #39; feeling when you rinse of your mask. This is because of the moisturising properties of glycerine & AKO that will not let strips away most of your oil out of your skin.
Skin Benefit #4: They Are Calming
New York-based dermatologist Dr. Joshua Zeichner explains, “Clay has both skin calming and oil-absorbing properties, making it useful both for those with sensitive skin, as well as oily or acne-prone skin.
New York-based dermatologist Dr. Joshua Zeichner explains, “Clay has both skin calming and oil-absorbing properties, making it useful both for those with sensitive skin, as well as oily or acne-prone skin.
Skin Benefit #5: Mild exfoliator
French pink clay, kaolin clay and garbanzo flour is a mild and gentle exfoliator in this mask. The texture is not rough yet so soft and so creamy once you mix them with liquid of your choice.
French pink clay, kaolin clay and garbanzo flour is a mild and gentle exfoliator in this mask. The texture is not rough yet so soft and so creamy once you mix them with liquid of your choice.
