MB Herbals French Pink Clay 8 oz / 0.5 LB | Montmorrillonite Pink Clay (French Rose Clay) | Mild, Hydrating Clay for Face Pack & Soap Making

The texture of this pink clay is really smooth and blends easily without clumping. It’s much milder than green clay, so it feels soft and hydrating on the skin instead of tight or drying. Works well when mixed with rose water, aloe gel, or just a little water for a quick mask. It’s also perfect for soap making since it gives a pretty pink tint and a silky feel without using dyes or fragrances. The bag is a good size and you don’t need a lot per batch, so it goes a long way. Great option if you want something gentle for dry or sensitive skin, or if you make skincare at home.

This clay makes a nice mask. I mix it with water and add a few drops of glycerin and my mature skin is so soft afterward and not at all dry. Love it.

Excelente producto lo compré para hacer jabones artesanales pero lo uso también para mi cara para limpieza y glow. Me encanta.

I've always been a user of clay face masks. I mix my own masks according to need. Now that I'm in my 60s it's time to transition to moisture masks. That's where the pink clay comes in. It's nice, especially when mixed with edible Rose hydrosol and a tea of organic Malva sylvestris, aka Blue Malva. Note: this mask mix does not keep more than 1-2 days in the fridge. It's always best to make masks fresh. I use this one 1x per week.

I mix this with rose water essence and water and apply it about once a week. My skin is so soft afterwards and generally is better for using it. Totally worth the little effort to mix it rather than buying a premixed small jar for $45 a pop!

I bought this clay for homemade cosmetics (blush, bronzer, body butter, foundation). It is more orange-y than I expected. More like a burnt coral color if that is a thing. The attached image is the clay without any additives on my face. I am very pale with pink-blue to neutral undertones. For a staple blush, I would add it to a base like seritate mica, silica microspheres, kaolin clay, or magnesium-myristrate, but for the purpose of this review, I used it straight. It was not as sheer as I would have guessed, but I did moisturize my face very well this morning, so that may contribute. The dust levels on my bag were very low. The size was fine, but had a small percentage of particles I will need to sift out. I think I prefer rose clay, which is slightly more cool-toned. I also love the rose petal powder from this same company. I may use this powder for making rose-gold toned makeup though.

I use this mixed with bentonite clay as a mask that I use weekly and it works great! My skin is a little sensitive, especially in the dry winter months, and there has been no irritation at all. Of course I follow up with a good moisturizer, but it’s not drying at all (unless I leave it on too long and it dries - but that happens with any clay mask). My only complaint it the packaging. It came in a ziplock paper bag and it’s a pain to close if some of the clay gets stuck in the zippy part. I wish it came in a jar or something that closed more securely. Otherwise, great purchase.

I really love this clay, it’s good on its own or adding different products to it. I like combining mine with aloe juice and rosewater. The only thing I was sad about was that there was a cut in the package and so the powder got everywhere. This isn’t a reflection of the product so it’s 5/5 for me, just a little stinky when I opened it.