It took a little trial and error for me to find a clay mask that was gentle enough for my skin. Clays like rhassoul and bentonite are known for their powerful ability to draw impurities and excess oil from your pores. They work like a charm on oily skin, but what if you have dry skin and there isn't a ton of excess oil? Then, some clays can be a little too strong and leave your skin feeling rather tight and dry. Enter Rose Clay.
Rose clay is one of the gentlest clays. It's suitable for dry, sensitive, and mature skin. But don't be fooled by its mildness. Rose clay is a powerhouse when it comes to skin benefits: it purifies, cleanses, and exfoliates, but it can also help with hyper-pigmentation and irritated skin.
I combined rose clay with nourishing coconut milk powder in this face mask, because I love how soft and moisturized it makes my skin feel. Coconut milk is a great skin food: it contains many beneficial vitamins and minerals as well as unsaturated fatty acids. It has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties and it can brighten your complexion and tighten your pores.
When I tried this mask for the first time I couldn't stop touching my face afterwards. I couldn't believe how soft it felt. So, just be warned 😉
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Here's how you make this easy rose clay and coconut face mask:
Equipment
- Bowl for mixing
- Fine mesh sifter
- Whisk
- Container with a lid
Ingredients (makes about 16 face masks, fills about 4 jars that are 2oz each)
- Rose Clay: ½ cup
- Coconut Milk Powder: ½ cup
How to Make Coconut Milk Face Mask
- Sift the coconut milk powder through a fine sifter
- Combine coconut milk powder and rose clay
- Store it in an air-tight container
When you're ready to use the mask:
- Mix 1 tablespoon of the dry mask with 2 teaspoon of water
- Whisk until you have a thick paste
- Spread evenly over your face AND neck (leave out the eye area)
- Let the mask dry for 15 -20 min
- Gently wash the mask off with lukewarm water
- Pat your face dry with a towel
Want more recipes with coconut milk powder? Try:
Until next time. Happy Tinkering!
Irena says
What a wonderful mask recipe! My skin is often dry in summer so it's good to have a gentle cleansing option. And the colour of the rose clay is just stunning.
Celine says
Thank you Irena! It makes my skin feel super soft, I love it 🙂
Cari says
This is a great recipe! Coconut milk powder is amazing for skin. Thanks for the recipe- I can't wait to try it!
Celine says
Thank you Cari! I hope you enjoy your face mask 🙂
Ashley says
Hi! Hoping to make this for a moms event. What size jar would I need for this? And can it be stored at room temp?
Celine says
Hi Ashley, it fills 4 jars that are 2 oz each. I've updated the post. Yes, you can certainly store this a room temp. Happy Tinkering 🙂
Mel says
Whete can I get Rose Clay? Never heard of it before. I live in New Zealand.
Celine says
You can order it online.
Tee says
Hello! If I wanted to add oatmeal and chamomile powder to the recipe you have above, how much would you recommend if each? TIA!