The HerbtoniQ clay mask kit is for anyone who has wondered which clay actually suits their skin. It holds eight 40 g pouches: six cosmetic clays in different colours and strengths, plus Dead Sea mud powder and activated bamboo charcoal. Try them one by one, compare how each feels, then start blending your own masks.
Key Benefits
- Helps cleanse the skin and take away dirt and excess oil.
- Milder clays such as kaolin, nude and rose clay leave skin feeling soft and smooth.
- Bentonite, French green clay and charcoal give a deeper-clean feel for oily areas.
- Supports a fresh, naturally glowing-looking complexion with weekly use.
- Multi-masking made easy: a stronger clay on the T-zone, a mild one on the cheeks.
What’s Inside
8 pouches of 40 g each, 320 g in total:
- 1 × Rose Clay (Pink Clay) (40 g) – a soft pink clay with a creamy texture.
- 1 × French Green Clay (40 g) – a fine sea-green clay, popular for oily skin masks.
- 1 × Nude Clay (Beige Kaolin) (40 g) – a beige kaolin with a soft feel.
- 1 × Kaolin Clay (White Clay) (40 g) – light, silky white clay, the mildest of the set.
- 1 × Chocolate Clay (Brown Clay) (40 g) – a rich brown clay; it contains no cocoa.
- 1 × Dead Sea Mud Powder (40 g) – a dark, fine mud powder for spa-like mud masks.
- 1 × Activated Bamboo Charcoal Powder (40 g) – jet-black and ultra-fine; use only a pinch.
- 1 × Bentonite Clay (40 g) – swells with water into a thick, creamy mask.
How to Use
- Take 1–2 teaspoons of one clay, or a mix of two or three, in a glass, ceramic or wooden bowl.
- Add rose water or plain water slowly and stir to a smooth paste. Charcoal is used as a pinch added to another clay.
- Apply an even layer on a clean face and neck, avoiding the eye and lip area.
- Leave for 8–12 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water before the mask dries completely.
- Follow with a moisturiser and use once or twice a week.
- Patch test each clay on your inner arm 24 hours before first use.
Who Is It For
For men and women of all skin types. Dry and sensitive-feeling skin can begin with kaolin, nude or rose clay; oily and combination skin with French green, bentonite or a charcoal blend.
Why HerbtoniQ
Every clay is a single ingredient, finely powdered, labelled and hygienically packed in India. The sampler size saves you buying eight full jars to find your favourite.
FAQs
Which clay is best for oily skin?
French green clay and bentonite clay are the most absorbent in this kit. A pinch of bamboo charcoal mixed into rose clay is another good option.
Which clay should beginners or dry skin types start with?
White kaolin, nude clay and rose clay are the mildest. Mix with rose water or milk and rinse while still slightly damp.
Can I mix two clays together?
Yes. Try 1 teaspoon rose clay with 1 teaspoon kaolin, or French green clay with a little Dead Sea mud, and adjust to how your skin feels.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.














































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