Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay 1lb.

Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay 1lb.

1 lb. jar makes 10-15 full body mask applications

Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay is considered to be the very best bentonite clay in the world! The clay comes from ancient volcanic ash when the earth formed naturally after a cooling period. Almost every mineral on the planet is found in this product!

Indian Healing Clay will deep cleanse skin pores, remove dirt and impurities, by lifting out poisons and toxins stored in the epidermis. Pimples and blackheads absorb into the clay bed, resulting in accelerated healing and nourishment of the skin.

The skin is clean, refreshed, and alive a difference you can see and feel! Continued use results in a more beautiful, healthy skin. Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay is 100% natural with No additives.

Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay is bentonite clay from Death Valley, California, where it is sun-dried for up to six months in temperatures that sometimes reach 134 degrees.

What are bentonite healing clays?

Over centuries bentonite clays have been used to beautify and refresh when used as a facial mask.

Cleopatra used clay from the Nile river and the Arabian desert over 1800 years ago, as part of her beauty ritual. German and Roman spas have been using clay packs and treatments in the spas they built 4,000 years ago. Many of these spas still exist and use clay even today. Pliney the Elder devoted an entire chapter of his Natural History" to the many uses of clay for pimples, black heads and skin tightening. Many famous naturopaths, such as Kuhn, Just and Kneipp have contributed to the revival of the uses of clay through their natural treatments for arthritus and skin ailgments.


Brief History - Worlds Most Powerful Facial

The use of clay with apple cider vinegar can be dated back to the southern French priest of the 16th century, Kneipp, and his natural treatments using clay packs and poultices. Throughout history the use of clay, specifically green clay or bentonite, is well documented. To learn more about clay, look for "Our Earth Our Cure" by Raymond Dexteit, translated by Michel Abehsera in your local health food store or book store.