Calcium Bentonite Clay 10 Pounds - Healing Clay to Remove Environmental Toxins for a Whole Body Detox - Health & Beauty Clay from Perfect for Mask, Bath or Wrap.

Excellent product best CLAY I have ever used. Easy to use and has so many uses! The health benefits are off the charts! I use this often for baths and many different uses. Face scrub, bath soak, foot detox, you can find a use for this on the internet for all kinds of things including toothpaste love brushing my teeth with this clay I just add a little water and it cleans and remineralizes my teeth like no other. I mix the clay with my Raw Kefir Milk and make toothpaste out of it. I keep it in my mouth for 2 to 3 minutes and then I spit it out, I don't risen my mouth and leave it in there with the probiotic bacteria and the clay with all the minerals to restore and get rid of cavities and gum issues. This is super healthy! A must-product in my arsenal of natural products.

In my experience a 15 minute diy facial with this gives better results than a $160 facial for clearing and minimizing pores. Plenty to use with, or gift to friends. Also useful for oral care of gums and teeth, plus many health conscious recipes!

Best value available. Trust when they say it’s better than food grade. Super fine beautiful bentonite. I’ve had a few other brands and this is beyond what I could have hoped for. 10lbs of this stuff is a massive bag. Unless you’re bathing in this daily, it’ll last you forever. I take it internally to use in detox as a binder. I also give it to my kids. 1tsp a day. So you can see how this will last my years probably. Technically they list an expiration but we all know that’s never going to happen. It’s clay from the earth probably originating thousands of years ago. It doesn’t go bad.

do not get in your hair. it's SO drying. really amazing to soak skin in, though. I use several cups in a bath.

A very clean, fine clay.Cleans skin *and* intestinal tract, as evident by reduced bloat, inflammation, and ability to digest previously difficult digestible foods. I add equal parts epsom salt, baking soda, and borax (boron) to the clay mix to boost external cleanse, and fill gelatin capsules with the clay for internal, taking 1-3 caps nightly with water to scrub intestinal debris.

It seems like an overall decent quality, but I will no longer be using in my homemade toothpaste. Here's why...This product was intended for a natural, homemade toothpaste. Just about every recipe online includes bentonite clay, so I followed suit. After several months of use, I started to notice sensitivity in my teeth to hot and cold.During my next dentist visit (who uses a more natural and holistic approach, helped get rid of my gingivitis, and my oral care has been A+ ever since), I advised to remove the clay, as it detoxifies (aka "pulls out") material and is most likely hindering the remineralization of my teeth.After 2-3 days of avoiding the bentonite clay, I noticed much less sensitivity, and after several weeks it's all but gone.Not going to say this was the only cause (I did also quit chewing gum and stopped drinking carbonated beverages ASAP) but this is just my observation. I could have a bias since I was using this product when the sensitivity kicked in.Other than that, it does seem a little rougher in texture than other brands I've used in the past.

This is a great detox tool in a bath tub or a foot soak. It is messy, just remember that it’s a powder.

Exactly what I expected