I bought a pack like this at the pharmacy. Inside, there was ordinary talcum powder with some possibly genuine blue clay particles. Horrible. Because clay is a healing mask, while talc is harmful to the skin.
I love all types of clay, especially the blue one. The results after using it are instantly noticeable on my face. It's amazing! And specifically with this clay, there are no allergic reactions on my face.
The powder is indeed white, not blue or green. But oh, it's so cool. Very soft and gentle. It cleanses beautifully, tightens pores, and seems to have a lifting effect. I have previously tried yellow clay, but not from this manufacturer, and it caused irritation after rinsing.
I diluted this clay with thermal water and added one capsule of aevit. Just awesome! I want to try it as a course, I wonder what the result will be.
I bought it from a regular pharmacy, not here. However, this is not the blue clay as stated on the packaging. I used a different brand before and I know what color (grayish-greenish-blue), consistency, and behavior the blue clay should have when it dries. This one is specifically a white-cream powder, and when mixed with water in a 1:1 ratio (standard for a face mask), it becomes extremely liquid. When it dries, it flakes off the face terribly, like chalk. The effect from the mask is insignificant.
This is not blue clay! It actually contains kaolin (white clay) and laminaria, with no trace of blue clay. The color is white (they probably forgot to add laminaria). The manufacturer is deceiving.
The clay is not genuine!!!
First of all, it is white in color, and not bluish-gray as it should be in reality. Secondly, it does not solidify as clay should, it stood in the bowl for half an hour and did not solidify. The only thing it has is the smell of laminaria, but there is no claimed effect.
I bought two clays - blue and black - but they both had white powder everywhere. I didn't like it. Why name them by color when only the packaging matches the name?
The mask did not meet my expectations. It appeared white instead of blue, and the black one was also strangely white. Moreover, the blue one caused my face to turn red and started to irritate it. I ended up throwing it away.
The clay is perfectly normal. I have always used it. However, I bought it from a regular store, not from this website. I can't say it has an amazing effect, but it's not bad either. I think it minimally cleanses the skin, somehow refreshes it, and removes excess oil. Perfect for oily skin like mine! Well, what else did you expect for 15 UAH? It doesn't dry out or damage the skin, there are no side effects.
This is not clay. It's some horrible whitewash. Even in the composition, they indicate kaolin and laminaria. It has nothing to do with blue clay. The manufacturer is a scammer.
This is an excellent facial skincare product. It is not recommended to apply just any clay on your face, but rather to add various components such as oils or acids. Here is a great recipe for normal, oily-prone skin (for cleansing): 4 drops of apple cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon of clay, and a little bit of water, mix until it reaches a creamy consistency. Rinse with warm water after 10-15 minutes, leaving your face clean and smooth, like a baby's. I highly recommend it. Thank you, Makeup.ua, for the fast delivery.
The clays of this brand are not clays, but simply some kind of dust. It is unclear what you are applying to your face with this clay. Red clay should be truly brick-red, green - green, black - black, and so on. And all their clays are of some muddy white color, it smells like a dusty corner, and there is zero effect. Be careful!
I do not recommend using this clay at all. It doesn't resemble normal clay in the slightest. It feels like there's plaster with dust in it, and moreover, it's not blue but white.
I bought this product for face masks. It's an excellent clay. It smells like laminaria, effectively cleanses and evens out the skin's surface. What I liked the most is that it doesn't dry out the skin at all. The fact that it's not brightly blue but simply white even pleased me - it means it's without any dyes.
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I bought a pack like this at the pharmacy. Inside, there was ordinary talcum powder with some possibly genuine blue clay particles. Horrible. Because clay is a healing mask, while talc is harmful to the skin.
I have never seen blue clay of white color before. The effect is nonexistent. The price matches the quality.
I love all types of clay, especially the blue one. The results after using it are instantly noticeable on my face. It's amazing! And specifically with this clay, there are no allergic reactions on my face.
The powder is indeed white, not blue or green. But oh, it's so cool. Very soft and gentle. It cleanses beautifully, tightens pores, and seems to have a lifting effect. I have previously tried yellow clay, but not from this manufacturer, and it caused irritation after rinsing.
I diluted this clay with thermal water and added one capsule of aevit. Just awesome! I want to try it as a course, I wonder what the result will be.
I bought it from a regular pharmacy, not here. However, this is not the blue clay as stated on the packaging. I used a different brand before and I know what color (grayish-greenish-blue), consistency, and behavior the blue clay should have when it dries. This one is specifically a white-cream powder, and when mixed with water in a 1:1 ratio (standard for a face mask), it becomes extremely liquid. When it dries, it flakes off the face terribly, like chalk. The effect from the mask is insignificant.
I have been using this product for quite some time now. It does a great job in cleansing the skin and helps to dry out pimples.
This is not blue clay! It actually contains kaolin (white clay) and laminaria, with no trace of blue clay. The color is white (they probably forgot to add laminaria). The manufacturer is deceiving.
The clay is cream-colored, not blue, and does not match the description.
There is no effect.
The clay is not genuine!!!
First of all, it is white in color, and not bluish-gray as it should be in reality. Secondly, it does not solidify as clay should, it stood in the bowl for half an hour and did not solidify. The only thing it has is the smell of laminaria, but there is no claimed effect.
I bought two clays - blue and black - but they both had white powder everywhere. I didn't like it. Why name them by color when only the packaging matches the name?
The mask did not meet my expectations. It appeared white instead of blue, and the black one was also strangely white. Moreover, the blue one caused my face to turn red and started to irritate it. I ended up throwing it away.
The clay is perfectly normal. I have always used it. However, I bought it from a regular store, not from this website. I can't say it has an amazing effect, but it's not bad either. I think it minimally cleanses the skin, somehow refreshes it, and removes excess oil. Perfect for oily skin like mine! Well, what else did you expect for 15 UAH? It doesn't dry out or damage the skin, there are no side effects.
This is not clay. It's some horrible whitewash. Even in the composition, they indicate kaolin and laminaria. It has nothing to do with blue clay. The manufacturer is a scammer.
This is an excellent facial skincare product. It is not recommended to apply just any clay on your face, but rather to add various components such as oils or acids. Here is a great recipe for normal, oily-prone skin (for cleansing): 4 drops of apple cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon of clay, and a little bit of water, mix until it reaches a creamy consistency. Rinse with warm water after 10-15 minutes, leaving your face clean and smooth, like a baby's. I highly recommend it. Thank you, Makeup.ua, for the fast delivery.
The clays of this brand are not clays, but simply some kind of dust. It is unclear what you are applying to your face with this clay. Red clay should be truly brick-red, green - green, black - black, and so on. And all their clays are of some muddy white color, it smells like a dusty corner, and there is zero effect. Be careful!
I do not recommend using this clay at all. It doesn't resemble normal clay in the slightest. It feels like there's plaster with dust in it, and moreover, it's not blue but white.
This is a great product, I really liked it))) Thank you MAIKAP for the good and fast delivery.
I bought this product for face masks. It's an excellent clay. It smells like laminaria, effectively cleanses and evens out the skin's surface. What I liked the most is that it doesn't dry out the skin at all. The fact that it's not brightly blue but simply white even pleased me - it means it's without any dyes.
"It is not blue! It is just plain white clay. Therefore, it is unclear what the manufacturer has added to it."
I really liked the face mask! The skin feels incredibly soft and velvety after using the clay.
I am making hair masks with clay. I am very satisfied with the results.