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Yellow Clay

Ideal for combination to oily skin types, yellow clay is renowned for its mattifying and antioxidant properties. Rich in minerals, its use was long confined to pottery before it was incorporated into the cosmetic field. Learn more about yellow clay and its use in cosmetics.

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How to use yellow clay as a mask?

Yellow clay can be mixed with water to create a smooth paste. Apply it evenly across the face, allow it to dry for a few minutes, then rinse with warm water.

How often should you apply a yellow clay mask?

Using a yellow clay mask once or twice a week allows you to enjoy the benefits of yellow clay without disrupting the skin's balance.

Can yellow clay prevent skin sagging?

By reducing oxidative stress in skin cells, the yellow clay helps to slow down skin ageing.

Is yellow clay more effective than green clay?

The choice depends on the specific needs of your skin. Yellow clay is more versatile and offers mattifying and antioxidant properties, while green clay is more absorbent and purifying, making it more suitable for oily or acne-prone skin.

Can we use yellow clay every day?

No, it is advisable to limit the use of yellow clay to once or twice a week to avoid weakening the skin's hydrolipidic film.

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