French pink clay is a natural blend of red and white clays, which is where its soft rose colour comes from. It sits at the gentle end of the range — mild absorbency with a light, silky feel and no harshness on the skin.

Who it suits

The one to reach for if stronger clays leave your skin tight or pink. Suits sensitive, dry and mature skin, and it is gentle enough for more frequent use than green or red.

What people use it for

• Gentle face masks for sensitive and dry skin
• Soap making, where it gives a natural dusty pink
• Bath soaks and body masks
• Mineral makeup and powder blends
• Lip and cheek tint bases

How to mix a mask

Stir 1–2 teaspoons of clay with roughly an equal amount of water, floral water or aloe until you have a smooth paste. Apply to clean skin, leave for 5–10 minutes and rinse before it dries completely — letting a clay mask crack and flake is what leaves skin feeling tight afterwards. Mix in a glass or ceramic bowl with a wooden or silicone spoon rather than metal.

Why choose this one

• 100% clay — no fragrance, preservatives, fillers or bulking agents
• Superfine milled, so it mixes smooth without grit
• Colour comes from the clay's own minerals, not added pigment
• Versatile across masks, soap making and hair care
• Resealable 100g pack

Storage

Keep in a sealed container in a cool, dry place. Only ever mix what you need — moisture getting into the jar will spoil the rest of the powder.

Before you start

For external cosmetic use. Patch test on a small area before first use, as with any new skincare ingredient.

Size: 100g