Bentonite Clay

Origin: USA
USP Grade

The previous batch from Mountain Rose Herbs will be returning soon.

This batch is sodium bentonite sourced in the United States and prepared for cosmetic use. The clay is finely milled with a soft, easy-to-mix texture suitable for masks, poultices, and other topical applications. Sodium bentonite is valued for its ability to hydrate into a smooth, spreadable paste and is commonly used in natural skincare formulations.

California Proposition 65
This batch contains naturally occurring minerals that require a Proposition 65 warning under California law.
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Intended for cosmetic use only
Bentonite is a naturally occurring sedimentary clay formed from weathered volcanic ash. It hydrates into a smooth, cohesive paste and is a favorite in facial masks, mud packs, poultices, and DIY skincare. This clay has an off white color and a very fine, soft texture that blends easily with liquid.

Sodium bentonite is known for its swelling capacity. When mixed with water, the clay platelets expand like a porous sponge, creating a creamy texture that spreads well across the skin. Under proper storage conditions, dry clay can be stored long term.

Precious Batch Source: Mountain Rose Herbs
USP grade, OMRI listed, untreated sodium bentonite
• Quarry collected from naturally occurring deposits in the United States
• Sun dried to remove excess moisture
• Mechanically ground, then finely micronized for a soft, uniform powder
• Off white, silky texture that requires minimal liquid to form a smooth paste
This batch reflects the high processing transparency and consistency Mountain Rose Herbs is known for. Particle size and texture may vary slightly due to natural geological differences.
Origin: USA

Source and production: This clay is quarry collected in the United States, sun-dried to remove moisture, then mechanically milled into a fine powder. Sodium bentonite is known for its consistency, purity, and ease of blending in cosmetic formulations.