Treat yourself to an at-home spa treatment with this DIY clay mask recipe from our friends at NOW Foods! Clay masks are deeply purifying, working to soak up dirt and excess oil and remove impurities from skin. Rosemary oil is packed with antioxidants, helping to speed cell turnover and improve skin’s elasticity. Rosehip oil helps replenish moisture to dry skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Use this mask 1-2 times weekly for younger, more supple looking, totally nourished skin.
Here’s how to make it:
Ingredients
- 3 tbsp of NOW Moroccan Red Clay, NOW European Clay, or NOW Bentonite Powder
- 4-5 tbsp of water
- 3 drops of Rosemary Oil
- 2 drops of Rose Hip Oil
Directions
- Mix ingredients together in a bowl to a creamy paste.
- Apply to face and neck area, allow 10-15 minutes to dry, then rinse off with warm water and apply moisturizer.
- Avoid sensitive areas, and use 1-2 times weekly as needed.
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Comments
Valerie
Has a yone answred the previous comments? I would also like to know if this can be stored.
Stephanie Wilson
Because of the water content, this mask is best to make as you use it. Hope that helps! 🙂
Stephanie Wilson
This mask contains water, so I would recommend using it within a week. It’s best to use in small batches! 🙂
Rebecca
I’d also love to know if this could be made ahead to give as Christmas gifts??
Thanks!
Stephanie Wilson
This DIY mask does contain water, but because it contains no preservatives it’s probably best to make in small batches for your own use. Or you can make a larger batch, and treat friends to a girls’ night in mask party! 🙂
Stephanie
Can this be stored? If so, for how long?