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Due to its exceptional composition, enriched with minerals, clay is highly valued in cosmetics, and not only. Clay has been used for centuries for medicinal and cosmetic purposes. Its health and beauty benefits have been proven over time and to this day.

There are several types of soil. We present you the types of clay and their application and action:

White clay - White clay is the most common and most commonly used type in cosmetics. It is rich in mineral salts, magnesium and silicon, which make hair soft, elastic and give it a natural shine. Helps fight hair loss, strengthens brittle, torn and weak hair and has strong regenerating properties.

Green clay - Green clay has a much richer composition than white. In it we can find the presence of magnesium, calcium, selenium, potassium, silicon, potassium carbonate, manganese and others. Green clay contains several elements that act independently, unlike other types of clay, in which the elements combine and complement each other. Green clay effectively fights oiliness by regulating sebum secretion, which in turn makes it ideal for people with oily hair and scalp.

Blue clay - Blue clay has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and deep cleansing action and significantly improves blood circulation. Nourishes the hair from the root and restores its structure. Effectively fights hair loss and dandruff and prevents their recurrence.

Yellow clay - Acts extremely toning and nourishing the hair. Improves blood circulation to the skin, which fights hair loss and at the same time gently cleanses the hair and scalp. Yellow clay is suitable for normal to dry hair.

Red clay - Red clay contains iron oxide, copper and silicone. It effectively regulates fat secretion and has an exfoliating effect. For this reason, it is recommended for people with oily hair.