White kaolin clay Nacomi 50 g

NACOMI White Kaolin Clay 50 g

The use of cosmetics saturated with chemicals and preservatives can leave permanent marks on our face after just a few months: dull complexion, damaged skin, prone to blackheads and imperfections. For several years, a surprising phenomenon has been observed among Polish women: even those with combination to oily skin complain of tightness, flaking, and burning areas, especially on the cheeks and around the mouth. This problem is due to the use of unsuitable care products. After years of use, it is essential to regenerate damaged skin to restore its harmony. The solution for a normal complexion? Use traditional and natural cosmetics, rich in vitamins and minerals.

What is it?
Porcelain clay, also known as kaolin clay, comes in the form of a light, free-flowing powder. White clay is the result of natural transformations undergone by igneous rocks, making it exceptionally rich in trace elements: calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper, and phosphorus. Kaolin has a unique ability to absorb toxins and impurities; it detoxifies and eliminates bacteria, leaving the skin visibly smoother and purified from the first use. White clay is the gentlest of clays, making it recommended for dry and delicate skin, as well as for skin showing the first signs of aging: kaolin gently smooths and brightens the complexion.

Composition and properties:
Kaolin - white clay
Porcelain clay is rich in minerals and trace elements with powerful antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, smoothing, and soothing properties. Its very gentle exfoliation helps remove dead cells, allowing for faster elimination of toxins and preparing the skin to better absorb the vitamins and minerals contained in cosmetics. Kaolin promotes the regeneration of damaged skin and accelerates the healing of micro-lesions caused by external factors such as cold, wind, heat, or sun.

How to use it?
Mix a small amount of white clay with warm water and apply to the face and décolletage. You can add a few drops of natural oils, such as sweet almond oil, Inca Inchi oil, or coconut oil, for extra hydration. Leave the mask on until completely dry, for at least 10 to 15 minutes. If the clay dries earlier, gently moisten the face with a damp cloth or sponge. Rinse gently with warm water. For oily and combination skin, you can perform a light exfoliating massage. The clay is also ideal for the body, especially on areas prone to skin issues like acne or blemishes.

Did you know?
You can use water or a hydrosol to create the perfect clay mask. Hydrosol is a substance obtained through steam distillation of plants, which explains its richness in minerals and vitamins. Composed of precious water, rich in active nutrients and containing traces of oil, hydrosol allows for the creation of intensely hydrating natural cosmetics. It is an excellent ingredient for clay masks: it gently exfoliates dead cells, visibly nourishes and regenerates the skin.