Kaolin clay has bactericidal, absorbent and enterosorbing, enveloping, tonic and health-improving effects.
Kaolin belongs to the Primorye Azov clays. It looks snow-white, delicate, smooth to the touch. Contains silicon in large quantities, aluminum and other useful microelements.
This clay is able to balance skin activity and sebum production. For those who are still unfamiliar with clay masks, kaolin is the most recommended. White kaolin is also suitable for children and adults with sensitive skin.
Kaolin clay is used to help cleanse, nourish, soothe and heal various skin types. It is widely used as a face mask as it is chemically inert, not to mention that kaolin clay will cost you less than other products. Kaolin is great for damaged skin.
Application in cosmetology
Kaolin is actively used in cosmetology as part of skin and hair care products: cleansing masks, shampoos, etc.
The effect of kaolin on the skin of the face and body is truly beneficial. It makes the vessels in the upper layers of the skin flexible, promotes the formation of collagen, which, in turn, gives elasticity to the skin. White clay acts on the skin as an antiseptic, activates blood circulation, relieves inflammation. Face masks made from white clay are divided according to its properties into whitening, cleansing, nourishing, drying, and also masks for problem skin.
Compound: natural ground kaolin clay from the Azov deposit.
Mode of application:
Dissolve half a teaspoon of clay in cold water and drink in small sips, stirring all the time (if there is sediment left at the bottom of the glass, you need to add a little water, stir and drink to the bottom). This solution should be taken before meals, stirring only with a wooden spoon. If you find it unpleasant to drink a clay solution, try replacing the water with an herbal infusion or juice with honey or lemon juice.
Clay does not harm the human body, but an excess of it can cause discomfort and reactions. Therefore, if you have a stomach disease, you should start taking the course with a small amount - from 0.5 tsp. in a day. Then, over time, the body will get used to these procedures, then you can increase the dose to 2 tsp. in a day. Children – no more than 1 tsp. It is best to take clay in the morning, before breakfast.
Restrictions on use:
Like the use of any treatment, taking edible clay has limitations. Clay should be consumed with water, juice, or herbal infusion. Do not mix with coffee, alcoholic beverages, do not add sugar to the solution. Also, while taking clay, it is advisable to avoid taking other medications and do not give injections.
Treatment of diseases using edible clay:
1. For cleansing: in order to cleanse the body of toxins, waste, and to cleanse blood vessels, intestines and other organs, you can increase the intake of edible clay, starting in the same way - from 0.5 tsp. and bringing to 4 tsp. – two in the morning before breakfast, and two in the evening before bed.
2. For diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: take clay powder ¼ - ½ tsp, twice - three times a day, half an hour before meals. If the powder is difficult to take, replace it with a glass of clay water.
Kaolin for oily skin
Expert dermatologists recommend kaolin for dry and oily skin. In fact, kaolin is one of the best medicinal skin care products that helps reduce sebum production. Kaolin clay helps in mineralizing dry areas of the skin. As a result, you will receive smooth skin the one you've always wanted.
How to use kaolin:
1. Using white clay at home is quite simple. White clay powder or granules must be diluted with water to the consistency of sour cream. If you intend to use a clay compress for muscle diseases, the consistency should be thick, such that the “cake” does not spread.
2. For skin diseases The affected area of the skin is coated with creamy, warm white clay, with a layer of approximately 1 cm. The duration of the procedure is from 1 to 3 hours - until the clay dries completely. After the procedure, it is useful to take a bath or shower to wash away any residue. For painfully itchy dermatitis and eczema, the white clay can not be washed off, but the “smearing” procedure can be repeated many times during the day. A course of treatment requires from 10 to 30 procedures.
3. Mask for oily skin
Chop the parsley, add kefir, a few drops of lemon juice and 1 table. spoon of kaolin. Leave for 15-20 minutes, rinse with warm water.
4. Mask for dry skin.
Mix 1 table. spoon of white clay with 1 teaspoon of liquid honey and boiled water, add a few drops vegetable oil. Wash off the mask after 30 minutes and apply the cream. This mask delicately cleanses the skin, nourishes it and improves complexion.
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Kaolin is a hydrated aluminum silicate of kaolinite (clay), in the form of a powder. white with plate-shaped particles.
The name of this substance comes from the name of the area in which it was first discovered (in China).
Kaolin plates in the natural environment appear as “books” or “stacks”. A particle of this substance presents both an oxygen-containing surface and a hydroxyl surface, so it binds well to neighboring particles. Therefore, the work of splitting kaolin layers is more difficult than the same work for other flat fillers containing silicates (mica and talc). Kaolin is highly soluble in water, and for its anhydrous use, the connection to the matrix is improved by surface treatment.
Since kaolin is a finely dispersed material, it is layered and chemically inert, it is suitable as a functional paint filler. Kaolin has a slightly acidic or neutral pH of water dispersion (ten percent) and is supplied with a specified particle size distribution.
Kaolin is used in the industry producing varnishes and paints as a filler (it is washed away from mineral impurities of mica, chlorite, quartz). This substance with a flat structure is used in coatings more for its visual rather than physical properties; it can be wetted with non-polar organic liquid substances and ordinary water. The processing of kaolin to obtain a filler for paints and varnishes goes through the following stages: crushing, grinding, enrichment, classification.
This filler is a component of many industrial products:
- putty,
- pore filler, oil-based and water-based paints,
- protective layers against corrosion (matte and semi-matte).
Kaolin is mined from several deposits, namely:
- V Russian Federation its deposit is the Ural Mountains,
- it is mined in the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (Kazakhstan, Ukraine),
- it is mined in the UK,
- in the Czech Republic,
- United States of America (in the state of Georgia),
- in China.
Existing grades of kaolin:
There are also grades of kaolin coated with dispersants to improve aqueous dissolution for good adhesion to organic matrices.
There are primary and secondary (redeposited) kaolin. Primary kaolin is obtained by weathering granite and shale or clay sediments (quartz). Such kaolins well convey the structure of the rock from which they are produced. Secondary kaolin (kaolin clay) is the result of the natural enrichment of primary kaolin; it is kaolinite, in which a small amount of quartz and other minerals have been added. Industrial production mainly uses kaolin concentrates, which are obtained by enriching natural, mainly primary, kaolins.
Table 1. Grades of kaolin and their properties.
| Types of Kaolins | Laundered | Delaminated | Calcined | Dry ground |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refractive index | 1,56 | 1,56 | 1,62 | 1,56 |
| Specific gravity, g/cm 3 | 2,58 | 2,58 | 2,50-2,68 | 2,58 |
| Hardness | 2 | 2 | 3-4 | 2 |
| Brightness GE | 80-92 | 86-92 | 84-97 | 65-75 |
| Average particle size by sedimentation method, microns | 0,2-4,8 | 0,4-10 | 0,8-2,9 | 0,3-4,8 |
| Oil capacity, g / 100 g | 30-45 | 40-45 | 50-95 | 30-40 |
| Specific surface area, m 2 /g | 5-20 | 6-20 | 8-16 | 15-24 |
| pH, 10% variance | 3,5-8,0 | 6,0-8,0 | 5,0-6,0 | 4,0-6,5 |
| Particle Shape | records/books | records | records | records/books |
Table 2. Comparison of kaolin brands.
| Name | JSC "Dniprokaolin" (Ukraine) KVF-90-1 | Thiele Kaolin Co (USA) KAOCAL R | Dorfner GmbH (Germany) | CJSC "GEOKOM" MIKAO R | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DORKAFILL R H | DORKAFILL R 600 | 04-98 | 03-98 | 02-98 | |||
| Mass fraction of residue on sieve No. 0045, % | 0,01 | 0,00 | 0,02 | 0,00 | 0,01 | 0,00 | 0,00 |
| Median particle diameter (Microsizer-201A), microns | |||||||
| medium (D 50) | 1,5 | 1,6 | 5,2 | 2,9 | 4 | 3 | 2 |
| maximum (D 98) | 12,1 | 8 | 26 | 18 | 22 | 17 | 10 |
| minimum (D 10) | 0,6 | 0,5 | 2,0 | 1,0 | 1,1 | 1,0 | 0,7 |
| Assessing color preferences | |||||||
| whiteness according to CIELab (ISO 787/1, C/2°), % | 95,0 | 99 | 97,2 | 97,4 | 98,5 | 98,5 | 98,5 |
| brightness according to DIN 53163 (R y , C/2°), % | 93,9 | 99 | 96 | 96,5 | 99,3 | 99,3 | 99,3 |
| brightness according to ISO 2470 (R 457), % | 89,0 | 97 | 92 | 93 | 96,5 | 96,5 | 96,5 |
| whiteness according to ISO 11475 (D 65 /10°), % | 92,5 | 85 | 86 | 92 | 92 | 92 | |
| yellowness according to ASTM D1925-70 (C/2°), % | 8,3 | 3,5 | 4,3 | 4,2 | 3,2 | 3,2 | 3,2 |
| Oil capacity according to ISO 787/5, g/100g | 45 | 62 | 56 | 61 | 38 | 41 | 52 |
Enriched kaolin
Kaolin is enriched using dry and wet methods. The process of this enrichment is carried out at industrial enterprises built close to the places where kaolin is mined. This substance, after its enrichment, contains sulfides, an iron oxidizer and a titanium oxidizer (depending on the kaolin grade) in amounts ranging from zero point three percent to one percent. These additives in kaolin reduce its white color and its resistance to fire. Kaolin after enrichment does not contain sand or other impurities dissolved in water or weak acid.
Properties of kaolin
IN different areas industry has found its place kaolin, as it has beneficial features both chemical and physical: hydrophilicity, dispersibility, fire resistance, the presence of a sufficient amount of aluminum oxide, plasticity, chemical inactivity, good dielectric properties after firing, low density, no difficulties during grinding, no abrasive particles.
The use of raw virgin and recycled kaolin is necessary to create fire resistant materials. The raw material for creating fine ceramic products, for creating porcelain and earthenware objects, and also for creating white cement is kaolin. Industrial chemistry uses kaolin to create aluminum sulfate, aluminum oxide, ultramarine pigment, it is used as a carrier and filler for pesticides and fertilizers, and also as a catalyst chemical reactions. Kaolin is consumed most of all to create paper; in production it is used as a filler to make paper products coated. Kaolin is also needed as a filler to produce rubber, plastic, glue, mastic, and perfumes. It can be used in medicine (everyone knows white clay). Kaolin is also needed when creating paint and varnish products, since its moisture content is only one percent.
Product recipes from the varnish and paint industry use kaolin as a titanium dioxide distributor in water-based paints for architectural applications. Calcined kaolins demonstrate their main characteristics: brightness, titanium dioxide release and hiding power. Washed kaolin also improves the release of titanium dioxide to a certain extent and can be used to change the gloss level (the gloss is more intense if the particle size is smaller).
The varnish and paint industry values kaolin primarily for its visual properties, but also uses it as a functional filler. Kaolins are used to increase fluidity, improve leveling characteristics, film strength, film smoothness, and resistance to atmospheric influences. Since calcined kaolins are very hard, they increase the resistance of coatings to wear.
When optimizing paint formulations to provide better value for money, the selection of kaolin inert filler is important.
The choice of such filler depends on the type of coating:
regular kaolin
used for interior and exterior paint (alkyd and latex paint), for primer,delaminated kaolin
used for anti-corrosion primer, for indoor wall paint, for exterior paint, for enamel,calcined kaolin
used for interior paint (latex and alkyd paint), for interior primer, for exterior acrylic paint.
Table 3. Applications of kaolin.
| Regular |
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| Delaminated |
Good day everyone! The other day I decided to buy cosmetic clay - our bathing season is opening soon, we need to replenish our supplies. And it is now available in a variety of colors: white, black, blue, and pink. And they, dear ladies, differ not only in color. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages.
So I decided to gradually tell you about each species in detail. And I’ll start, perhaps, with a note about the useful properties of white clay and its use in various industries, and above all, of course, in cosmetology.
Useful find
White clay is often called kaolin. This word comes from the Chinese toponym Gaoling (“high mountains”) - it was in this place that the first deposits of kaolin clay were discovered. Later, its deposits were discovered in other countries, and now kaolin clay is mined in Russia.
Kaolin has a rich mineral composition, which determines its valuable properties. For convenience and clarity, I have compiled a table for you, including the most important elements contained in white clay.
| Name of mineral | Basic properties |
| Silica | Helps the body absorb other microelements. Capable of restoring cells. |
| Aluminum | It has astringent and absorbent properties. |
| Silicon | Necessary for the strength of cartilage, bone and connective tissues. Intensifies collagen production. |
| Manganese | Disinfects, relieves inflammation, dries the skin, normalizes lipid balance. |
| Zinc | It has disinfecting and drying properties and mattifies. Is an antioxidant. |
| Calcium | It is a building material for connective and bone tissues. Needed for the regeneration of epithelial cells, nail and hair growth, bone strength, tooth enamel |
Minerals in action
Of course, such properties could not go unnoticed. Unique properties kaolin are in demand in a variety of industries:
- in construction to increase the cementing properties of mortars, in the manufacture of finishing and heat-insulating materials and
- in industry in the production of porcelain and ceramics, and even
- In winemaking, white clay is used to settle sediment and quickly clarify wine.
My blog is still thematic, so I’ll tell you in more detail about its benefits.
In medicine
- for the treatment of joints, arthritis, varicose veins;
- for the treatment of a number of dermatological diseases, for example, psoriasis, neurodermatitis, eczema, burns, diaper rash (ointments and powders are made based on white clay);
- to cleanse the body, including for diseases of the liver, biliary tract, cholecystitis, as well as for poisoning;
- for the stomach with colitis, enteritis and other diseases of the gastrointestinal tract;
- traditional healers use kaolin to treat cancer, although official medicine does not use it in oncology, except perhaps for faster recovery of the body after chemotherapy and radiological treatment;
- against diarrhea as an astringent, disinfectant and absorbent (in this case, clay replaces Activated carbon);
- for obesity to cleanse the body of toxins;
- for teeth to strengthen enamel (used as medicinal applications, included in toothpastes).
Attention! Are you wondering how clay can be used to treat the gastrointestinal tract? They use it internally! This way the stomach is treated and the body is cleansed. For this purpose, “clay water” is made. Its recipe is simple: a teaspoon of white clay is diluted in water, and this cocktail is drunk on an empty stomach.
But, as far as I know, not only white clay is used here. If we talk specifically about kaolin, then parapsychologist Andrei Duiko suggests a rather interesting use of it in the video:
In cosmetology
This area uses kaolin for hair, face, and body to cleanse, rejuvenate, and normalize lipid metabolism:
- compresses and wraps used for a flat tummy, cellulite, stretch marks, and also for scars to smooth and reduce them;
- hair masks help fight oily seborrhea;
- for the face, white clay is used to cleanse the skin and pores, eliminate greasy shine, as well as to increase the elasticity and firmness of the skin, increase its tone, to smooth out wrinkles, including facial wrinkles;
- V home version added to alginate masks instead of diatomite, which is also important.
For cosmetic purposes, you can safely use kaolin at home; the effectiveness of such procedures has been proven by centuries of experience. The main thing is to know who they are shown to and who they can harm. Be patient - I will definitely tell you about this too.
It's not for nothing that it's cosmetic
The indications for the use of white clay are so varied that an entire book could be written on this topic. Therefore, I will focus on cosmetic problems that can be solved with its help. This:
- the presence of “blackheads”, contaminated pores, acne on the face and body;
- oily facial skin, greasy shine;
- increased oiliness of the scalp, hair, dandruff;
- flabby, aging skin that loses its elasticity, unclear facial contour;
- wrinkles, including facial wrinkles;
- the presence of old scars on the body, traces of post-acne;
- stretch marks and cellulite, loose and sagging skin on the abdomen, including after sudden weight loss.
Each cosmetic problem requires its own approaches and methods of elimination. Today I will try to introduce you to at least the main ones.
Options to choose from
I will give the most popular ways to use kaolin. The most common use of kaolin in cosmetology is
Masks
They are made for both the face and hair. To prepare them, clay is most often diluted with water, milk, decoctions or herbal infusions, and less often with cream, sour cream, butter, juice. They are often enriched honey, esters, vitamins. Depending on what other products are included in the mask, it can be:
- cleansing;
- smoothing;
- matting;
- tonic;
- pull-up.
However, most often kaolin masks act in a variety of directions.
Compresses
If a local effect on any area of the skin is necessary, use kaolin lotions or compresses. The latter are distinguished by the need to create a “greenhouse effect”. The clay composition for them is made warm. Lotions and compresses can help with:
- dermatological diseases,
- for burns,
- hives,
- acne,
- and also for better resorption of hematomas.
Wraps
Mainly used to get rid of cellulite. To do this, the clay is diluted with water, substances that improve blood microcirculation (for example, cinnamon, pepper, ginger) are added to it, and the composition is enriched essential oils, vitamins. After applying the composition to problem areas, they are wrapped in cellophane or cling film, cover themselves with a blanket.
Baths
Taking clay baths helps improve the condition of the skin, especially if there are acne and inflammation. To do this, fill the bath with warm water and dilute the clay in it until the water acquires a color reminiscent of skim milk.
Kaolin is also used for internal use, but I discussed this above.
Where can you buy such a super product? Personally, I buy it at the pharmacy, but it is also sold in stores that sell cosmetics. If there are problems with this product in your region, or you don’t want to waste time searching, you can also order via the Internet.
Caution - clay
I understand that many people want to experience beneficial effect kaolin on myself, but I must warn you: it is not suitable for everyone, there are contraindications:
- In rare cases, it can cause allergic reactions.
- Sensitive skin also requires careful handling; the use of kaolin masks can lead to irritation.
- Kaolin should also be used with caution by those with very dry skin, as it has a drying effect.
- It is not recommended to carry out cosmetic procedures using white clay in the presence of open wounds on the skin, as well as at high temperatures.
White clay has a lot of valuable properties, which is why it is in demand in various areas. It can be used internally and externally in the form of masks, compresses, lotions, wraps, and baths. Helps cleanse the skin, dry out pimples, smooth out wrinkles, and improve facial contour.
Recipes best masks I will definitely share with you with white clay, but there are so many of them that it’s worth devoting a separate post to them. Follow the updates on the blog, share the news with your friends. See you again!
How to prepare clay for internal use
For internal use, it is better to use clean, oily, smooth clay without any sand or foreign matter. It is better to use clay taken in one solid piece. Break the briquette, break it into small pieces, which, in turn, using a bottle or mortar, crush into powder - as small as possible. The finer the clay is crushed, the more accessible it will be to the rays of the sun, the more rays it will absorb and the more it will be enriched with a radioactive charge. Then sift the powder through a sieve to get rid of unnecessary impurities and discard any small objects. Place the clean, finished powder in the sun. The clay is ready for use.
How to take clay
Dissolve clay powder in the required amount of water. Then drink the whole thing - both water and clay - in sips, but not in one gulp. If there is not much clay powder left at the bottom of the glass, you can add more water to it and drink. Remember to never use metal spoons. Clay powder diluted in cold water should be taken only before meals.
If the patient prefers to take the powder along with another drink, then it is advisable to do this with an infusion of mint or other medicinal herb, but without sugar. You can add no a large number of honey Never drink clay with milk or coffee, especially with hot or alcoholic drinks. It is best to drink the clay with cold water, you can use homemade grape juice, or you can add a few drops of lemon juice to the clay water. Those who prefer to take the powder in dry form with water can be advised to put a small piece of clay in their mouth, let it melt in the mouth, and then swallow it with a small amount of water. By doing this, you will strengthen your teeth and improve your digestion.
Ingestion of clay has a beneficial effect in terms of evacuation of waste. If you notice that at the beginning of treatment, taking clay internally causes constipation, then this is a sure indicator that you have a serious gastrointestinal disease. In this case, throughout the day, drink a large amount of fairly light clay water, little by little, in sips.
How much clay to take
It is necessary to regulate the amount of clay taken depending on the needs of the body. Clay does not cause any harm, but in some cases it can cause unpleasant reactions. If you have a weak stomach, start drinking water with small amounts of clay added, i.e. Do not immediately use thick solutions. Later, after the body gets used to it, you can take half a teaspoon, and then a full one, bringing it up to two spoons at once, or in small portions throughout the day. For children, one teaspoon is enough. Breastfed infants can be given 1 - 2 teaspoons without fear. Breastfed infants should never be fed powdered or pasteurized milk. When they grow up, you can give them water with clay, adding honey if desired.
The normal dose for an adult is 2 teaspoons of clay powder per day. If you take large quantity, then it will be a surplus in nutrition. On the contrary, persons who need good nutrition and in restoring their health, they can take up to four teaspoons a day; two in the morning and in the evening before bed. It is best to take clay in the morning - immediately after waking up and always just before meals. It’s not worth eating a lot in the morning, especially after taking clay.
If you have stomach pain and taking clay also causes it (i.e. it gives too strong a reaction), then the clay should be replaced for a while lemon juice, diluted with water. If the use of clay is accompanied by pain, then it needs to be magnetized - then it is much easier to tolerate, even becoming twice as effective.
Treatment by taking clay internally can sometimes last several months or even a year. But it is still advisable to take breaks periodically so as not to accustom your stomach to it. For example, take clay for 21 days and then take a break for nine days. Of course, each patient must balance the duration of treatment with his or her condition and needs.
While taking clay internally, beware of taking other medications and giving injections: there is no point in taking clay to free yourself from poisons, and at the same time saturate yourself with new medical poisons!
As often as possible, clay should be exposed to the air and especially to the sun: let it accumulate solar radiation!
The clay solution should be stored in a dry place in a glass or clay container.
The effectiveness of clay when taken orally
Clay is radioactive because it is filled with solar magnetism. It consists of many minerals that our body needs, and in addition, it has the miraculous ability to eliminate our ailments. Passing throughout the gastrointestinal tract - intestinal tract- from the mouth through the stomach to the intestines, - clay gives strength and life to the entire body. Radioactive clay particles stimulate the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines and thus activate their digestive function. Clay renews all weakened cells, provides the body with microelements and minerals (calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, silica, etc.) in the most digestible form. Clay provides exactly the mineral salts that we lack, delivering them in doses that best suit our body. In addition, it absorbs all toxins, poisons, putrefactive gases, excess acid and removes them from the body, completely cleansing it.
As already mentioned, clay provides the body with minerals. This has been scientifically proven: when analyzing the feces of a person who took clay, it was discovered that there were no mineral substances in the clay. This clearly indicates that these substances have been absorbed by the body. This circumstance is important, since mineral substances are vital. They are used by the body in the formation of new tissues, bones, teeth, blood, so children need them during the period of growth, which means they should not be deprived of the opportunity to drink clay water.
All people who are anemic, have lymphatic diseases, suffer from a lack of minerals, nannies, and nurses should constantly drink this water.
Gout, atherosclerosis, diabetes, diseases of the skin, blood, liver, gall bladder, kidneys and many others need to be treated by taking clay internally. In anemic people, cell demineralization has occurred, so they have no strength.
After eight days of treatment with clay, it can be noted that the number of red blood cells (erythrocytes) in these patients increases and the complexion improves. This can be checked with a blood test before and after taking the clay.
Red blood cells in clay find new energy, which helps them strengthen and renew themselves, and then take part in the restructuring of tissues. As a result of treatment, the function of the kidneys, liver and gall bladder improves, and their recovery gradually occurs.
Since clay stimulates the mucous membrane of the digestive tract and regulates intestinal function, its use has an excellent effect on diseases of the digestive tract. All diseases of the stomach and intestines can be cured by consuming clay internally.
All people are sick to a greater or lesser extent, their bodies are polluted. This applies to everyone: both village residents and, especially, city dwellers. Therefore, taking clay powder internally is necessary for everyone. It cleanses the body, protects us from illness and gives us a source of new energy. In any case, you can get evidence of its disinfecting, dissolving and cleansing effect: after the first spoons taken, your urine will become more cloudy, and the fecal matter will darken. This means that the clay has worked well inside you and expels the toxins that have accumulated in the body. If you continue to take clay, then gradually everything will return to normal: urine will become amber in color, and feces will become dark yellow, natural. It will have no odor, since the clay will absorb toxic gases.
Sometimes at the beginning of treatment it may seem that the disease has worsened and you have begun to feel worse, but this is not so. Clay attracts toxins, removes them from the body and promotes healing. Clay treatment is useful for women during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
To ensure the sterilization of any drink, just add a little clay to it. In case of an epidemic, clay should be used as a bactericidal agent.
In general, illness should be considered as a lack of radioactive substances in the body, but clay gives the body exactly what it needs. The clay consumed internally is pure and natural, and the dirt is not in the clay, but in the patient’s body.
In barracks, prisons and other institutions where infections quickly penetrate and spread rapidly, as well as on ships, clay powder must always be at the ready. This medicine will not cause any harm if you do not take it unnecessarily or in larger quantities than you should.
We should not forget that the importance of clay treatment exceeds the physical concept itself, since clay also has a strong effect on the soul and spirit of a person - it cleanses him morally and spiritually.
If you are a believer, if you trust spiritual power, then before drinking your “miraculous powder”, raise a glass of water and clay in the same way as a priest raises a cup, and send a good thought to the Almighty Creator. Repeat to yourself that clay is God’s creation, that the power of the Creator lies in it. Think that this beneficial powder penetrates your body and spreads throughout it with the Divine power that is contained in it. Clay will be able to free you forever from all physical, moral and spiritual dirt.
Kaolin is a universal clay with a number of advantages; it has unique chemical and physical properties that contribute to its widespread use. Clay powder, white kaolin clay, is good for skin and hair. It can be eaten, used in the form food additives. It is used in cosmetic products - soap, deodorants, volumetric aerosols.
Chemical composition and properties of white kaolin clay
It is a naturally occurring clay substance that is primarily found in soils in hot, humid climates. A good example This type of climate is a tropical forest. The chemical name is hydrosulfate phyllosilicate (Al2 Si2 O5 (OH)4. It is also called Chinese clay, china clay, white cosmetic clay, hydrated aluminum silicate. It is inert (does not react with other elements) with wide changes in pH and temperature, but can transform at extreme temperatures above 500 ° C. Kaolin clay is practically insoluble in water, but forms a suspension; this means that it is the least reactive at any given pH value.
Chinese clay is beautiful and light kaolin-shop.ru. It is white in its natural state. However, the color changes when combined with other elements. For example, kaolin clay appears pink-orange when combined with iron oxide, brown when mixed with sand, and light yellow when combined with feldspar.
Under a microscope, white clay is visible in crystalline forms of varying sizes. Kaolinite crystals have a hexagonal shape and are located in layered layers. Kaolin clay is a fine, soft powder with a silky texture. White clay has low swelling ability and does not shrink when dried. What makes Kaolin White Clay special?
- This is the softest of all clays.
- It consists of a wide range of minerals.
For example, the difference between kaolin and bentonite clay is that
Bentonite is heavier, more absorbent than kaolin.
Bentonite clay has a high PH compared to kaolin clay.
In this regard, kaolin can be used for all skin types, but its qualities are especially beneficial for highly sensitive skin. Bentonite is not good for highly sensitive skin. Of all known clays, kaolin (white type) is the softest. This property makes it the most gentle skin care product. It is kaolin clay that is suitable for sensitive skin types. The distinctive components of aluminum oxide and silica contribute significantly to the amazing effects on the skin. The skin becomes dry and smooth.
The safety of kaolin is not based on scientific evidence, but on the rich history of its use. Kaolin has been known for thousands of years as a detoxifying and skin cleansing agent. Today, kaolin clay is one of the main active ingredients in most cosmetic products. Generally, the natural absorption, detoxifying and exfoliating properties of white clay make it indispensable in hygiene products such as scrubs, facial powders, masks and body wraps.
For some, swallowing clay is a tradition. Eating white clay is a common habit, especially among pregnant women. The practice of using clay or soil substrates such as chalk by humans and animals is called geophysics. Did you know that even birds eat clay?
