Microglams Kale Chamomile Clay Powder - 2 oz
$33.00
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Microglams Kale Chamomile Clay Powder - 2 oz
$33.00
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Details
A jar of dry powder and nothing else. You mix what you need, when you need it, which is why there is no preservative in here and why it keeps.
Bentonite clay, kale microgreens grown on our Philadelphia farm, green tea, sea moss, and chamomile. Two teaspoons and a splash of water makes a mask. The rest stays dry on the shelf.
This is the gentle one. Chamomile makes it quiet and a little sweet, the same smell as the tea, and it is built for skin that goes pink when you push it. Two ounces of powder, which goes further than you would think.
How to use
- Mix. One to two teaspoons of powder into a small bowl. Add water a little at a time until it is a smooth paste, about the thickness of yogurt. Rose water works too.
- Apply. An even layer over clean, dry skin. Stay clear of the eyes and lips.
- Wait. Ten to fifteen minutes. Take it off while it is still slightly tacky.
- Rinse. Warm water and a soft cloth. Pat dry and follow with your moisturizer.
Once or twice a week. Mix only what you are about to use, since the paste has no preservative in it. Keep the rest of the jar dry.
Do not let it crack. A mask that dries to a hard crust pulls moisture back out of your skin. Tacky is the target, and it matters most on this one.
What it targets
- Easily reddened skin. Chamomile helps calm the look of redness, so skin looks settled rather than provoked.
- Shine and congestion. Clay absorbs surface oil, so skin looks matte and clearer after a rinse.
- Skin that reacts to stronger masks. If most clay masks leave you blotchy, start here and keep the time short.
- Dullness. Kale microgreens carry vitamin K and antioxidants that help support a healthier-looking finish.
What is inside
- Kale microgreens. Harvested young, when vitamin and antioxidant concentrations are at their highest. They help support the look of comfortable, resilient skin.
- Chamomile. Soft, warm, and faintly sweet. It helps calm the look of redness, and it gives this one its character.
- Bentonite clay. The base. It absorbs surface oil and gives the mask its body.
- Green tea, sea moss, and rice powder. Green tea for antioxidants, sea moss for minerals, rice powder to keep the texture smooth rather than gritty.
Full ingredients: Bentonite Clay, Brassica Oleracea Var. Sabellica (Kale) Microgreens Powder, Matricaria Recutita (Chamomile) Oil, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Powder, Chondrus Crispus (Sea Moss) Powder, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Grain Powder, Mica.
Safety
Chamomile and ragweed. Chamomile belongs to the same plant family as ragweed, daisies, and marigolds. If you react to those, patch test carefully or choose another scent.
For external use only. Patch test a small area before the first full use. Avoid the eye and lip area. If stinging or burning occurs, rinse it off immediately with cool water.
This is a fine powder. Mix gently and avoid breathing it in. Keep the jar dry and closed, mix only what you will use, and do not store leftover paste.
If you mix with apple cider vinegar, dilute it and expect more tingle. Skip the vinegar entirely if your skin is sensitive or if you are using retinoids or acids.
Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place.
Shipping + Returns
Orders ship within one to two business days via USPS or UPS, whichever gets it to you faster.
Free shipping on orders over $35. Under $35, shipping is a flat $6.95.
Not the right match for your skin? You have 30 days from delivery. Exchanges are on us, return shipping included. If you would rather have your money back, we deduct a $6.00 processing fee, or waive it entirely if you take store credit instead. Full details are on our Return and Exchange Policy page.