Cattier Ultra Ventilated Green Clay is a mixture. Green clay is the most active because it is a young clay, in which the evolutionary stage of the mineral is less advanced than in other clays. Ultra-ventilated green clay is used for its benefits on the skin and the body in the form of beauty masks and poultices. It is especially suitable for the care of combination and oily skin due to its absorbent and purifying capacity. In addition to eliminating impurities and toxins, it revitalizes the skin and stimulates cell renewal, making it also suitable for tired and aged skin. It is recommended for the preparation of clay paste: pour the desired amount of green clay into a glass or wooden container. Add a volume of spring water to fully submerge the clay. Let stand for about half an hour, then stir with a non-metallic spatula to make a smooth paste. Ultraventilated green clay is used alone or in combination with essential oils. In beauty mask: apply the clay paste in a thick layer on the face and neck avoiding the contour of the eyes and lips. Leave it on for about 10 minutes without letting the mask dry on the skin. Rinse with warm water and pat dry. Complete the treatment by applying a moisturizer adapted to your skin type. In poultice: Place the clay paste on a natural textile. Roll out the clay with a non-metallic spatula to a thickness of 2 to 3 cm. Place the poultice, leaving the clay in direct contact with the skin and holding it (without pressing too hard) with a bandage. If the poultice is applied to an irritated area, insert a light gauze pad between the clay and the skin. Leave the poultice for an hour. To remove it, remove a maximum of clay, if necessary by moistening it, then rinse the skin with warm water and pat dry. In clay water: pour one or two teaspoons of green clay into a glass and add spring water. Mix with a non-metallic spatula. Wait for the clay to settle back to the bottom and use only the clay water. Place the poultice, leaving the clay in direct contact with the skin and holding it (without pressing too hard) with a bandage. If the poultice is applied to an irritated area, insert a light gauze pad between the clay and the skin. Leave the poultice for an hour. To remove it, remove a maximum of clay, if necessary by moistening it, then rinse the skin with warm water and pat dry. In clay water: pour one or two teaspoons of green clay into a glass and add spring water. Mix with a non-metallic spatula. Wait for the clay to settle back to the bottom and use only the clay water. Place the poultice, leaving the clay in direct contact with the skin and holding it (without pressing too hard) with a bandage. If the poultice is applied to an irritated area, insert a light gauze pad between the clay and the skin. Leave the poultice for an hour. To remove it, remove a maximum of clay, if necessary by moistening it, then rinse the skin with warm water and pat dry. In clay water: pour one or two teaspoons of green clay into a glass and add spring water. Mix with a non-metallic spatula. Wait for the clay to settle back to the bottom and use only the clay water. if necessary by moistening it, rinse the skin with warm water and pat dry. In clay water: pour one or two teaspoons of green clay into a glass and add spring water. Mix with a non-metallic spatula. Wait for the clay to settle back to the bottom and use only the clay water. if necessary by moistening it, rinse the skin with warm water and pat dry. In clay water: pour one or two teaspoons of green clay into a glass and add spring water. Mix with a non-metallic spatula. Wait for the clay to settle back to the bottom and use only the clay water.