Quick answer: a clay mask does once a week what a cleanser cannot do daily — draw out excess oil and give pores a deep clean. Purifying Mint Clay Mask is the weekly reset button of the SKIN line.
Why clay, and why weekly
Bentonite clay binds to excess oil and surface impurities — which is exactly why it should not be a daily habit. Used too often it strips the skin, and stripped skin compensates by producing more oil. Once or twice a week is the dose that purifies without provoking.
How to use it properly
Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave it 10–15 minutes — slightly tacky, not bone-dry and cracking; letting clay dry completely is the classic mistake that leaves skin tight and irritated. Rinse with lukewarm water, follow with Energising Herbal Toner, then your usual moisturiser.
Who benefits most
Oily and combination skin sees the most visible difference, especially through humid coastal summers. Drier skin types can still use it — monthly, T-zone only. It slots naturally into the normal-to-oily program as the Sunday-evening step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it on active breakouts?
Yes, gently — clay helps absorb excess oil, but do not scrub irritated skin.
Morning or evening?
Evening — skin is at its dirtiest at day's end, and post-mask skin appreciates a night without makeup or sun.
Does the mint tingle?
A light cooling sensation is normal; burning is not — rinse off if it stings.
This article is for general information only and is not medical advice.