Excessive oil and sebum deposited on skin attracts dirt and impurities and clogs the skin pores that lead to acne and pimple breakouts. Bentonite clay is the best homemade treatment for acne and pimple breakouts.

How to use Bentonite Clay for Acne

Mix bentonite clay with equal parts of apple cider vinegar and/or water. Use a non-metal bowl and utensil. Stir the mixture into a smooth paste. Add more clay or liquid as needed. Apply it on your face. Let it dry for 5-10 min for delicate skin and 15-20 min for normal skin. Remove bentonite clay by washing with warm water. By doing this, you can reduce your pimples and also you can feel your skin happy.

What are the benefits of bentonite clay for acne?

- bentonite clay has long been known for its therapeutic abilities. Due to its high absorbency, and its ability to pull oils and toxins from the skin, it is one of the best clays for oily and acne prone skin

- reduced pore size

- smoothes the skin and helps revitalize the complexion

- exfoliates
- has antibacterial properties
- helps in skin tightening

Honey and Bentonite Clay Mask
Mix equal parts bentonite clay with apple cider vinegar, add 1 tablespoon raw honey. Apply on the face , let it air dry and wash off with warm water.

Oatmeal and Bentonite Clay Mask
Mix equal parts bentonite clay with apple cider vinegar. Add 2 tbsp of uncooked oatmeal to mixture (you may need to add a little more warm water). Apply to skin and let dry 10-15 minutes. Rub off face using circular motion. Rinse off with warm water. This bentonite clay mask aids in the removal of dead skin cells.

Tea Tree Oil with Bentonite Clay for Acne

Mix equal parts of clay with apple cider vinegar and 5 drops of tea tree oil. Apply to skin and allow to dry 20 to 30 minutes. Rinse well with warm water. This bentonite clay mask is good for acne and problem skin.

Disadvantages of bentonite clay mask: skin is prone to redness for 10-30 minutes after use.