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Cattier superfine clay is used in facial masks and for poultices, due to its beneficial action on the skin and body. It can also be added to ones bathwater to soften the epidermis. It may be used alone or with essential oils. Cattier Superfine White Clay, with its neutral pH, is particularly appropriate for the care of dry, fragile skins. Non allergenic, it is also suitable for the sensitive skin of babies and may be used as talc. It is a valuable aid in the care of irritated skin on account of its antiseptic and healing properties.Absorbent, decongestant, regenerating and soothing, it eliminates toxins and impurities, revitalises and calms whilst encouraging healthy cellular renewal. With its high content of micro-nutrients, it provides the skin and body with minerals and oligoelements.Advice for use For use as a facial mask or poultice Preparation of the clay paste: Pour the desired quantity of green clay into a glass or wooden container. Add a sufficient quantity of spring water to totally cover the clay. Leave it all to rest for about half an hour and then, using a non-metallic spatula, stir to obtain a smooth paste. -For a facial mask: Apply the clay paste in a thick coat over the face and neck, avoiding the eye and lip areas. Leave on for approximately 10 minutes without allowing the mask to dry on the skin. Rinse off with tepid water and dry the skin with a cotton towel. Complete the treatment by applying a moisturising cream. -As a poultice: Place the clay paste on a piece of natural fibre and, using a non-metallic spatula, spread it over to a thickness of 2-3 centimetres. Lay the poultice with the clay directly in contact with the skin and hold it in place, but not too tightly, with a bandage. If the poultice needs to be applied to an irritated area, lay some fine gauze between the clay and skin. Leave the Product Characteristics poultice in place for at least an hour. When it comes to taking it off, remove as much of the clay as possible, wetting it if necessary, then rinse off with tepid water and dry with a cotton towel. For use in the bath Pour two tablespoons of crushed clay into a large glass of spring water. Stir, using a non-metallic spatula, then add the mixture obtained to the bathwater.