Andy Hnilo explains how kaolin clay, used in ancient Egypt, became his solution for healing scars and swelling after a 2011 accident. His Alitura clay mask blends kaolin with rhassoul, French green, and calcium bentonite clays plus nine superfoods to soothe, draw out impurities, and exfoliate.
This isn't dirt. This is an ancient Egyptian secret for flawless skin. Kaolin clay can be found all along the Nile River. And back in 2500 BC, when people started putting it on their faces and their bodies, they made three interesting discoveries. First, it has a calming, soothing effect on the skin. Second, it completely draws out impurities and helps balance oil production. And third, as you can see, the texture, the particle size provides a perfect exfoliation to the skin. Alright, but how'd they do it? I mean, could the ancient Egyptians take this clay into the lab like we can and break down its mineral density? No. But they knew that it worked. And when I was hit and run over by two SUVs in 2011, waking up in an ICU bed completely unrecognizable, I quickly found out that kaolin clay worked too. Especially when I blended it with three mineral rich, time tested clays. Moroccan rossoul clay, fresh French green. I like clay. And calcium bentonite clay. And I didn't stop there. 9 nutrient dense superfood ingredients went into the formulation of the Alitura clay mask. It completely healed my face from scarring and abrasions, mitigated the swelling and restored my radiance. This is ancient alchemy perfected.