Health Powders 100g-220g
$9.99
(ea)
- Marine Collagen, Activated Charcoal or Bentonite ClayActivated Charcoal
- Skin cleansing: Activated charcoal is increasingly used as an effective method to remove impurities and dirt from the skin's pores
- Mechanism of action: The ability of absorbing undesired chemicals and the slight abrasive action of the active charcoal particles will help remove dead skin, make up residue and other impurities from the skin
- Teeth whitening: Charcoal toothpastes may help remove external (extrinsic) staining on teeth without negative abrasive effects
- Charcoal toothpastes: May be most effective when used to delay the recurrence of surface staining on intact teeth following professional cleaning and polishing
- Mechanism: The ability of absorbing undesired chemicals will help remove/absorb the teeth staining substances during the tooth brushing routine
- No preservativesBentonite Clay
- Skin cleansing: The high adsorption and absorption capacities, cation-exchange capacity, as well as the extremely fine particle size of certain clays, eg smectites (expandable clay minerals) and kaolin group minerals, are important reasons why these minerals are used to remove oils, secretions, toxins and contaminants from the skin
- By adsorbing and absorbing moisture and impurities from the skin, the clays also serve to cleanse and refresh the skin surface and to aid in the healing of topical blemishes
- Skin detoxifying: Clays can eliminate excess grease and toxins from skin, hence are very effective against dermatological diseases such as boils, acne, ulcers, abscess, and seborrhoea
- An organic active principle can also be incorporated into the clay mineral before its application to the patient's skin for therapeutic purposes; (v) high CEC, enabling an exchange of nutrients (K+ or Na+) to take place while the clay mineral is in contact with the skin
- No preservatives
- Marine Collagen, Activated Charcoal or Bentonite ClayActivated Charcoal
- Skin cleansing: Activated charcoal is increasingly used as an effective method to remove impurities and dirt from the skin's pores
- Mechanism of action: The ability of absorbing undesired chemicals and the slight abrasive action of the active charcoal particles will help remove dead skin, make up residue and other impurities from the skin
- Teeth whitening: Charcoal toothpastes may help remove external (extrinsic) staining on teeth without negative abrasive effects
- Charcoal toothpastes: May be most effective when used to delay the recurrence of surface staining on intact teeth following professional cleaning and polishing
- Mechanism: The ability of absorbing undesired chemicals will help remove/absorb the teeth staining substances during the tooth brushing routine
- No preservativesBentonite Clay
- Skin cleansing: The high adsorption and absorption capacities, cation-exchange capacity, as well as the extremely fine particle size of certain clays, eg smectites (expandable clay minerals) and kaolin group minerals, are important reasons why these minerals are used to remove oils, secretions, toxins and contaminants from the skin
- By adsorbing and absorbing moisture and impurities from the skin, the clays also serve to cleanse and refresh the skin surface and to aid in the healing of topical blemishes
- Skin detoxifying: Clays can eliminate excess grease and toxins from skin, hence are very effective against dermatological diseases such as boils, acne, ulcers, abscess, and seborrhoea
- An organic active principle can also be incorporated into the clay mineral before its application to the patient's skin for therapeutic purposes; (v) high CEC, enabling an exchange of nutrients (K+ or Na+) to take place while the clay mineral is in contact with the skin
- No preservatives