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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2025 · 6 MIN

Episode 51: Exploring Clays in Skincare: Properties, Uses, and FDA Regulations for Bentonite, Brazilian, and More

from Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen · host Anne-Marie Faiola

In episode 51 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola delves into the fascinating world of clays in skincare. She begins by introducing listeners to the various types of clays and guides them on choosing the right one for their skin type. The episode covers the importance of understanding medical claims and FDA regulations when using clays. Anne-Marie explores the properties and uses of Bentonite, Brazilian, and French green clays, along with the versatility and benefits of Kaolin and Rose clay for dry skin. She shares insights on sea clay and reveals her personal favorites. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a preview of upcoming recipes, encouraging listeners to experiment with clays in their soapmaking endeavors.

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