Andy HniloFounder & CEO of Alitura Naturals

Alitura Clay Mask Recipe With Andy Hnilo

7 May 2018

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A short instructional YouTube video by Andy Hnilo demonstrating how to prepare an Alitura-style bentonite clay mask. The speaker lists ingredients (bentonite clay, several essential oils, Bragg's raw apple cider vinegar, and optional liquids like aloe vera juice, rose water, or mineral water), gives tool advice (use non-metallic spoons), describes approximate measurements (about 2–4 drops of each essential oil) and a roughly 1:1 clay-to-liquid ratio, and mixes to a mousse-like consistency for application.

Questions this video answers

Non-metallic spoons.

Lemongrass, ylang ylang, black pepper, and sweet orange oil.

About 2–4 (of each).

Bragg's organic raw apple cider vinegar.

Roughly 1:1 clay mass to liquid (with a note that he sometimes adds a bit more liquid).

All right, here we go. Aloe tura clay mask. So this is for a couple people. Non metallic spoons. So you maintain the good electromagnetic capabilities of the bentonite clay. So that's about. Let's see. That should be enough. I have my essential oils here. Lemongrass. Ylang ylang. Ever pop the top off? Come on. There we go. Looks like I need another one. Black pepper, sweet orange oil. I do about two to four of each. And then the kicker, gold serum. Bragg's organic raw apple cider vinegar. I've been doing this for a while so I just eyeball it, but it's about one to one ratio of clay mass mix. Need a little bit more to apple cider vinegar. Now some people use aloe vera juice, rose water. Gerol Steiner. Oops. Gerol Steiner. The mineral water actually works really good as well. Making a mess all over my line. All right, so here we go then. That's ideal right there. So it's like a mousse and we'll just apply it.