Maison Berthe Guilhem Jabón Surgras Exfoliante 100g

Handmade exfoliating soap made from alpine goat's milk, made with the technique of cold manufacturing and drying for several weeks, which also certifies 96.98% of ingredients from organic farming. It offers a great exfoliating action thanks to the content of crushed apricot seeds. With essential oil of palmarosa, which helps to effectively drain the percutaneous lymph without irritating the skin.

SODIUM PALMATE*, SODIUM PALM KERNELATE*, WATER, GLYCERIN, SODIUM CITRATE, GOAT MILK*, CYMBOPOGON MATINII*, PRUNUS DULCIS OIL*, PRUNUS ARMENIACA POWDER*, PINK CLAY, LIMONENE, LINALOOL.
*FROM ORGANIC AGRICULTURE.

€6.65 / 100 g

Clay comes from sedimentary rocks and is high in minerals. In cosmetics, it can help to remove dead cells from the skin and scalp, thanks to their absorbent, cleansing, purifying and revitalising action. They also have anti-inflammatory and healing properties. The most commonly used clays are white, green and pink clay. Their benefits are different and you should take into account skin type when choosing one or the other. In a cosmetic product, it is usually combined with other ingredients with complementary actions, to provide a soothing, moisturising, etc. effect.

White clay specifically has a high aluminium and magnesium content. It provides a gentle exfoliating, soothing and softening action, so it is usually suitable for all skin types, including dry and somewhat sensitive skin.

In the case of green clay, it contains magnesium and iron oxides, which provide a greenish colour. It contributes to deep cleansing, eliminates impurities and has an astringent effect. It is recommended for combination and oily skin. Pink clay is a mixture of white and red clay and it also contains iron and copper oxides. Among its properties, it helps to regenerate the skin, purifies sensitive and, depending on the other ingredients in the product, even reactive skin.

Clay can be found in a wide variety of products such as face, body and hair masks, makeup and solid soaps and even in powder form to create masks or poultices.