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Clay powder detoxifying bath

Name: Clay powder detoxifying bath
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 5 tablespoons green clay (80.8g / 80.8%); 1/2 teaspoon Spring blossom fragrance (60 drops /3g / 3%) (optional); 1/2 teaspoon gold holographic mica (3g / 3%) (optional); 3 teaspoons dried verbena (4.2g / 4.2%); 4 teaspoons dried lavender plants (9g / 9%)

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Uses

Daily hygiene

Preparation

5 min

Conservation

1 month

Need a moment of relaxation? Detoxify your skin in the bath with a homemade detoxifying bath powder with clay, verbena, and lavender. Mica and the fragrance of spring blossom for a sensation of freshness!

Before starting your DIY recipes, it is important to download the recommended Hygiene Rules.

Necessary Materials

Attributes amount 100g

5 tablespoons green clay (80.8g / 80.8%)
1/2 teaspoon Spring blossom fragrance (60 drops /3g / 3%) (optional)
1/2 teaspoon gold holographic mica (3g / 3%) (optional)
3 teaspoons dried verbena (4.2g / 4.2%)
4 teaspoons dried lavender plants (9g / 9%)

Recipe Products

Clay powder detoxifying bath

Step-by-Step

Weigh out the green clay and gradually blend in the Spring Blossom fragrance.
Stir in the gold holographic micas.
Transfer this initial mixture into a clean container.
Weigh and mix the dried lavender and verbena flowers.
Transfer the mixture into the previous container.
Your homemade recipe for detoxifying clay bath powder is now complete.

How to use this product

Place 3 to 5 tablespoons of your detoxifying clay bath powder in the bottom of your bathtub. Run the bath water, then immerse yourself in a moment of gentleness.

Focus on the ingredients

Green clay will deeply cleanse your skin, increase collagen synthesis and make your skin soft and pleasant.

Dried verbena plants have soothing, invigourating, and refreshing properties.

Dried lavender plants are used to moisturise and soothe sensitive skin.

Gold holographic micas bring brilliant reflections to your bath.

The natural fragrance of Spring flowers adds sweet, fresh notes to your recipe.

Precautions & Warnings

Keep fragrances out of reach of children. Do not use undiluted. It is advisable to test your fragrance recipe in the crook of the elbow or on a small area 24 hours before application to limit any reactions.

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