Activated Charcoal Powder 250g Food Grade Coconut Derived Premium Quality - Vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten Free – Recyclable Container

Have used this for toothpaste, soap & mascara really happy with the quality. Great value for money & arrives inside a bag inside the pot so it doesn't leak when your popping the lid. Great product 👌

Good as expected. I have baked a black rolls . Super colour but you can’t feel the taste of charcoal which is good

Great quality organic coconut activated charcoal. Activated charcoal produced from coconut is much more absorbent and effective than that produced by bamboo etc. This particular one is great quality, very fine and mixes excellently. I find the 250g size is the best for storage. The larger 500g style container seemed to allow more oxygen in over time and the charcoal clumped.

I chose this particular product because it was described as ultra fine. I also chose it because of the fact it’s good grade and made from coconut. I will be using it to make whitening tooth scrub as well as face packs but my main purpose is as a MUCH cheaper and JUST AS GOOD alternative to artist’s powdered charcoal.This one is a fraction of the price of art charcoal powder and comes in a very handy screw top tub.Mixes instantly with (even cold) water and has the same fine properties as artist’s powdered charcoal. A lovely solid black when dissolved in water making a medium similar to Chinese calligraphy ink in appearance. It brushes-on to surfaces creating lots of beautiful variations in tone and density. A little goes quite a long way with this product as an art material.I’ll definitely be buying this particular product again as I know it’ll have loads of great uses: beautycare, cooking and (in my case) mainly painting and mixed media work.

I prefer the powder form to tablets. It's much better in my opinion and has no additives, just pure charcoal. I use it for stomach upsets and for when I can feel I caught cold. Old school doctors recommend it to get rid of toxins released by bacteria and viruses. And if you do it early enough, you might be cured much faster than without it. Tried it on myself. Flavour is good. The only thing that might put people off is the "texture" of the drink. It's sort sandy when you drink it but I don't mind. Never used it for anything else. But might give it a try in bakes one day.

The charcoal powder is very fine with no lumps. This was a bonus as I was using it to make deodorant.The deodorant didn’t work, but this charcoal was a pleasure to work with.

Despite being packed into a zip-locked bag, inside a screw top plastic container, the charcoal was damp. Stupidly, thinking it was just lumpy, I proceeded to fill cellulose capsules with it, for chelation but the body of the capsules were all soggy and collapsed by the time I tried to place the caps on them.

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