Bentonite Clay Powder

Yes, it makes your hair strong, clean, and healthy.

Yes, in India Bentonite Clay is referred to as Multani Mitti.

Yes, because it detoxifies the skin, soothes, and nourishes it.

Bentonite Clay can be used for protein treatment as it can absorb protein and essential nutrients from other ingredients.

No, Our Bentonite Clay is Cosmetic Grade.

It does not spoil hair color but you should usually avoid adding Bentonite Clay while coloring hair.

Bentonite Clay might contain lead and the concentration depends on the purity of the Bentonite Clay that you are using.

Yes, it can be helpful for the treatment of acne, scars, and dark spots, as it fights against bacteria, fungal, and yeast infections.

terilized clay and non-sterilized clay differ in terms of their microbial content and potential risks associated with their use. Here's a breakdown of the key differences: Microbial Content: Sterilized clay has been subjected to a sterilization process that eliminates or significantly reduces the microbial population present in the clay. This is typically achieved through methods such as heat treatment or chemical sterilization. As a result, sterilized clay is considered free from harmful microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, and other pathogens. Non-sterilized clay, on the other hand, has not undergone any such sterilization process and may contain various microorganisms, including potential pathogens. Risk of Contamination: The use of non-sterilized clay carries a higher risk of introducing potentially harmful microorganisms into the environment or any applications involving the clay. These microorganisms could be harmful to human health, plant life, or other organisms depending on the specific context. Sterilized clay, being free from such contaminants, poses a lower risk of introducing unwanted microorganisms. Applications: Sterilized clay is commonly preferred in applications where maintaining a sterile or controlled environment is crucial. For example, in laboratories, research facilities, or medical settings where the absence of microbial contamination is vital, sterilized clay may be used. Non-sterilized clay, on the other hand, may find applications in situations where microbial presence is not a concern or where the clay is intended for uses such as construction, pottery, or gardening. Shelf Life: Sterilized clay typically has a longer shelf life compared to non-sterilized clay. The sterilization process eliminates or reduces the microbial activity in the clay, which helps to prolong its stability over time. Non-sterilized clay, with its inherent microbial population, may be more prone to spoilage or degradation over extended periods. When using clay for any specific purpose, it's important to consider the requirements of the application and choose sterilized or non-sterilized clay accordingly. Sterilization ensures a clean and controlled clay product, reducing the risks associated with microbial contamination. However, if microbial presence is not a concern or if the clay will be used in applications where sterility is not essential, non-sterilized clay may be a suitable choice.

yes all our clays are safe to use on skin and hair

It's Calcium Bentonite Clay Powder.

Our bentonite clay is cosmetic grade, it can only be used externally.

No, This is Standard BENTONITE CLAY

Not for Consumption, This is Cosmetic Grade Clay.