YOGI’S GIFT – Celebrating health Clay Variety Pack for Masks & Soap, 5 x 8oz (Rose, Green, Kaolin, Red, Bentonite)

A curated pack of five finely milled clays — Rose, French Green, Kaolin, Moroccan Red and Bentonite — each in 8 oz pouches for making face masks, soaps, and at-home cosmetic blends.

This assortment from YOGI’S GIFT brings together clays with distinct textures, colors, and absorbency so you can experiment with formulations for cleansing, color, and gentle exfoliation. Each clay is prepared to mix smoothly into pastes, masks, or soap batter, making it easy to custom-tailor recipes for different skin types and creative projects.

How can I use each clay in my homemade soap or mask recipes?

Each clay performs a specific role: color and mild conditioning from Rose and Kaolin, stronger oil absorption from French Green and Bentonite, and circulation‑boosting exfoliation from Moroccan Red. You can swap or blend them depending on your desired texture, color, and level of cleansing.

• Rose Clay: adds soft pink hue and a gentle, calming texture.
• French Green Clay: provides oil control and a cool green tint ideal for oily skin blends.
• Kaolin Clay: creates creamy lather and a gentle cleanse suitable for sensitive skin.
• Moroccan Red Clay: offers a clarifying effect with subtle exfoliation and warm color.
• Bentonite Clay: delivers strong absorbency and a thick paste useful for deep-cleansing masks.

What is the best way to prepare these clays for a mask or cosmetic use?

For a smooth, easy-to-apply mask, slowly whisk each clay into water, hydrosol, or apple cider vinegar until you achieve a spreadable paste. For soapmaking, sift the powder into melted oils or soap batter and mix thoroughly to avoid clumping.

• Mix ratio: start with 1 part clay to 1–2 parts liquid, adjust to desired consistency.
• Use non-metal bowls and utensils to preserve clay effectiveness when making masks.
• Add essential oils, botanical extracts, or colorants after clay is fully hydrated.
• Sift powders before adding to cold-process soap to prevent lumps in batter.

Which clay is best for my skin type or soap project?

Choose Kaolin or Rose for sensitive and dry skin due to their mildness and creamy feel. Oily or acne-prone skin benefits most from French Green and Bentonite, while Moroccan Red fits anyone wanting gentle exfoliation and a warmer pigment in their product.

• Dry/sensitive: Kaolin and Rose for soothing, non-stripping cleansing.
• Oily/combination: French Green and Bentonite for oil control and pore refinement.
• Normal/uneven tone: Moroccan Red to add mild exfoliation and color depth.
• Soapmakers: blend small percentages into batches for color, texture, and mild absorbency.

How much product do I get and how long will it last?

This set contains five 8 oz (approximately 227 g) pouches—one of each clay—so you have ample material for many mask applications or numerous small soap batches. Frequency of use determines longevity; a single 8 oz pouch can provide dozens of facial masks or colorants for multiple soap batches.

• Pack size: five pouches, 8 oz each (total 40 oz of clay).
• Mask use: expect dozens of single-use masks from each pouch depending on portion size.
• Soap use: small additions (a teaspoon to a tablespoon) color and condition multiple loaves.
• Store in a cool, dry place to preserve texture and prevent clumping.

Who is this for: Makers, hobbyists, and small-batch artisans looking to expand their natural ingredients collection will appreciate this set. It’s suited to DIY skincare enthusiasts, soap formulators testing color and texture, and anyone who prefers to customize masks and cleansers at home without buying single-use specialty clays.

Ingredients

French Pink Clay, French Green Clay, Moroccan Red Clay, Yellow Kaolin Clay and Bentonite Clay Powders