Schizandu Bentonite Clay Powder 3 lb – 100% Pure Vegan Indian Aztec Healing Clay for Face & Hair Masks, Soap Making

Schizandu Organics Bentonite Indian Aztec Healing Clay is a 100% pure, vegan bentonite powder sold in a 3 lb bag for DIY beauty masks, hair treatments, cleansers, and soap-making.

This large, toxin-free jar of fine bentonite clay is formulated for home use: mix with water, apple cider vinegar, or other liquids to make face masks, hair packs, or soap additives. It’s unfragranced and free from added fillers, so you control texture and potency when creating topical beauty treatments or body-care recipes. The powder’s fine grind makes it easy to blend into pastes and formulations suited to multiple skin and hair routines.

How do I use this bentonite clay for at-home face masks?

Mix 1–2 tablespoons of Schizandu Organics clay with a compatible liquid to make a spreadable paste. Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin and rinse completely after 5–15 minutes, avoiding over-drying.

• Use water or aloe juice for sensitive skin to reduce intensity.
• Apple cider vinegar blends for a stronger, tightening sensation.
• Add 1 tsp honey for moisturizing effects and easier removal.
• Patch-test on a small area before full-face application.

Can I use this clay in hair masks and scalp care?

Yes — bentonite clay can be mixed into a creamy paste and applied to the scalp and hair lengths for a clarifying pre-shampoo mask. Work through hair, leave 10–20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and follow with conditioner.

• Combine with water or diluted apple cider vinegar for a clarifying boost.
• Use 1–2 tablespoons for short hair, 2–4 tablespoons for longer hair.
• Add plant oils after rinsing to restore moisture.
• Avoid prolonged drying on very brittle or chemically treated hair.

What is the right way to incorporate this clay into soap and cleansers?

Schizandu Organics bentonite blends smoothly into melt-and-pour or cold-process soap bases to impart color, a silky feel, and gentle exfoliation. Add at the trace stage or to melted soap and mix thoroughly for even dispersion.

• Use 1–2 teaspoons per pound of soap base for subtle color and texture.
• Blend into emulsified mixtures to avoid clumping.
• Combine with exfoliants or herbs for custom bar formulas.
• Store dry clay away from moisture to maintain flow and potency.

Is this product safe for acne-prone or sensitive skin?

Many users incorporate bentonite clay into spot treatments and masks for oily or acne-prone skin because of its absorbent texture. Start with short application times and gentler liquids to assess your skin’s tolerance, and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

• Patch-test before full use, especially on reactive skin.
• Opt for water or aloe for sensitive complexions.
• Limit frequency to 1–2 times per week for most skin types.
• Rinse thoroughly and follow with a hydrating moisturizer.

Who is this for: Schizandu Organics Bentonite Indian Aztec Healing Clay suits DIY beauty enthusiasts, small-batch soap makers, and anyone who prefers additive-free, vegan powders for topical use. The generous 3 lb size is ideal for regular mask users, hair-care experiments, or formulators who need a reliable, toxin-free clay base. If you want full control over ingredient strength, scent, and texture in your skincare or soap projects, this unadulterated bentonite powder offers a versatile, economical option.

Ingredients

Bentonite Clay