HerbtoniQ Activated Bamboo Charcoal Powder for Face Pack & Clay Mask – 80 g (Pack of 2 × 40 g)

HerbtoniQ activated charcoal powder is jet-black, ultra-fine activated bamboo charcoal for making your own charcoal masks. Unlike the other face pack powders, it is not used by itself: you add just a pinch to a base clay such as kaolin, bentonite or multani mitti. That means two 40 g pouches will last through a great many masks.

Key Benefits

• Helps cleanse skin and remove dirt and excess oil when blended into a clay mask.
• Leaves the face feeling fresh, clean and smooth.
• Turns any clay into a spa-style black mask.
• Very fine texture, so there is no gritty or scratchy feel.
• Economical – only a small pinch is needed each time.

What’s Inside

2 pouches of 40 g each, 80 g in total:

• 2 × Activated Bamboo Charcoal Powder, 40 g – charcoal made from bamboo and activated to give it a highly porous structure, then ground ultra-fine. It is a single ingredient, with no clay or fragrance mixed in.

How to Use

1. Take 1 teaspoon of a base clay (kaolin, bentonite or multani mitti) in a bowl.
2. Add a pinch of charcoal powder and stir the dry powders together.
3. Mix in rose water or plain water to a smooth grey-black paste.
4. Apply an even layer on a clean face and neck, avoiding the eye and lip area.
5. Leave for 8–12 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water before the mask dries fully; moisturise afterwards.
6. Patch test on the inner arm 24 hours before first use. Open the pouch carefully – the powder is light and can mark fabric and surfaces.

Who Is It For

A good pick for oily and combination skin and for city dwellers who like a deep-clean mask at the end of the week. Dry skin can use it with kaolin and a little aloe vera gel. Suitable for men and women.

Why HerbtoniQ

This is plain activated bamboo charcoal, milled ultra-fine and hygienically packed in India by HerbtoniQ. Supplying it separately from the clay lets you decide how light or dark each mask should be.

FAQs

How do I make a charcoal face mask at home?

Mix a pinch of charcoal powder into 1 teaspoon of kaolin or multani mitti, add rose water, apply for 8–12 minutes and rinse.

Can I apply charcoal powder directly on my face?

It is best blended with a clay base. Charcoal alone is messy and does not form a mask.

How often should I use a charcoal clay mask?

Once a week is plenty for most skin types; oily skin may use it twice.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.