Clay Powder Green (French Clay)

Common Name:

• English: Green Clay
• This product is also referred to by other names.This product contains a variety of clays, including French green clay and montmorillonite. The specific types listed are: * Beidellite * Calcium aluminosilicate clay * Hydrated sodium calcium aluminosilicate clay * Diosmectite * Dioctahedral smectite Note: I removed the redundant terms to make the list more concise and clear.

Origin: France  

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Green clay is made from naturally processed materials with no added chemicals. It's rich in magnesium, trace minerals, and organic plant residue, which combine with iron oxide to give it a soft green hue.

Illite was historically referred to as French green clay due to the significant deposits found in southern France's rock quarries. The color of this clay can vary, with a more vibrant green hue indicating higher quality. Illite is prized for its skin care benefits, which are attributed to its mineral-rich composition. This type of clay has been used in alternative medicine primarily for detoxification and cleansing due to its exceptional absorbent properties.

French green clay is processed for commercial use through sun-drying and crushing. After mining, the clay is spread out to dry in the sun, then crushed using large hydraulic machines that break it down into a fine powder. A final drying period under the sun removes any remaining moisture. French green clay has been used as a detoxifying treatment in various cultures for its ability to draw impurities from the skin. As a 100% natural and bio-organic material, it contains multiple valuable elements, including mineral oxides, magnesium, calcium, potassium, dolomite, silica, manganese, phosphorus, silicon, copper, and selenium.

French green clay is available in two forms: a dry powder suitable for various applications, and pre-mixed products such as soaps, scrubs, facial powders, and masks. To maintain its effectiveness, French green clay must be kept dry. When handling or storing it, use only non-metallic utensils like wooden spoons or glass stirrers, and containers made of glass or ceramic. This is because contact with metal may cause the clay to lose its electromagnetic properties. To ensure optimal performance, do not reuse the same batch of French green clay.

How to use:

French Green Clay is versatile and can be applied in various forms to provide several benefits. It's suitable for use in poultices and compresses, as well as in products such as soap, face masks, body wraps, cleansers, scrubs, cosmetics, and facial powders.

Precautions: 

Before using this herbal product, please consult a qualified healthcare professional, especially if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking medication.

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