Kaolin
INCI Name: kaolin clay
Kaolin is a white clay composed of aluminum silicates. It is traditionally used in paper or porcelain production. It is mainly used in cosmetics due to its oil-absorbing and deep-cleansing properties. It is an important component of face masks and wraps for deep cleansing and oily, acne-prone skin.
Kaolin is an insoluble white powder that has excellent absorption properties and is thus able to cleanse the skin of excess oil and impurities.
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Lipophilic molecule that plays a central role in cellular energy metabolism.
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Diatomaceous earth is a naturally occurring, silicon-rich, porous sedimentary rock.
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Natural substance used as an absorbent, viscosity regulator, and bulking agent.
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Its fatty acids promote the skin's barrier function, maintain hydration, and protect against allergens.
