HerbtoniQ Rose Clay Powder (Pink Clay) for Face Pack & Face Mask – 120 g (Trial Pack of 3 × 40 g)

HerbtoniQ rose clay powder is a soft pink clay – often sold as pink clay or pink kaolin clay – that turns into a creamy, easy-to-spread mask with just a little rose water. It is one of the milder cosmetic clays, which is why it is a favourite for people who find multani mitti too drying. This trial pack gives you three 40 g pouches to keep one at home, one in your travel kit and one spare.

Key Benefits

• Helps cleanse skin and remove everyday dirt and excess oil.
• Leaves skin feeling softer and smoother after rinsing.
• Creamy texture spreads evenly and washes off without tugging.
• A mild option for a weekly clay mask routine.
• Works alone or as a base for other herbal powders.

What’s Inside

3 × Rose Clay (Pink Clay), 40 g each – 120 g in total. Rose clay is a naturally pink cosmetic clay with a fine, silky feel. There is nothing else in the pouch – no fragrance and no added colour – so the pale rose shade you see is the clay itself.

How to Use

1. Take 1–2 teaspoons of rose clay in a clean bowl.
2. Add rose water or plain water a little at a time and stir to a smooth paste.
3. Apply an even layer on clean face and neck, avoiding the eye and lip area.
4. Leave for 8–12 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water before the mask dries completely.
5. Pat dry and apply a moisturiser. Use once or twice a week.
6. Do a patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use.

Who Is It For

Men and women with normal, combination or oily skin who want a gentler clay mask, and those with dry skin who prefer to mix the clay with milk or aloe vera gel. The small pouches also suit anyone trying pink clay for the first time.

Why HerbtoniQ

HerbtoniQ rose clay is a single-ingredient powder, finely milled for a lump-free paste and hygienically packed in India in resealable trial pouches. Keep the pouch dry and use a dry spoon.

FAQs

What is the difference between rose clay and multani mitti?

Both are clays used in face packs. Multani mitti is more oil-absorbing, while rose clay has a softer, creamier feel that many people find more comfortable on normal or dry skin.

How do I mix a pink clay mask at home?

Stir 1 teaspoon of rose clay with rose water to a yoghurt-like paste. For a richer mask, add 1 teaspoon of besan or a few drops of aloe vera gel.

How often can I use rose clay on my face?

Once or twice a week is enough for most people. Always rinse before the clay dries fully and moisturise afterwards.

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