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MATERIALS

2 tablespoons rosewater

2 tablespoons bentonite clay

1 teaspoon baking soda

½ teaspoon citric acid

½ teaspoon glycerin

1 teaspoon raw honey

½ teaspoon activated charcoal

or matcha powder (optional)

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Make your own rosewater using the recipe on page 53.

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Combine the clay, baking soda, and citric acid in a

small bowl.

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Stir until the ingredients are well combined.

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For extra detox power, you can add the activated charcoal

or matcha powder now too, stirring again after adding.

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Pour in the glycerin and honey. Stir again.

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At the very last minute before you use the mask, add the

rosewater and stir quickly. It’s going to start to fizz, so you

want to work fast!

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Use your fingers to apply the mask to your face and neck.

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Let sit for 5 minutes, then use a warm washcloth to gently

massage the mask into skin. Rinse your face and pat dry.

Carbonated clay masks have been a huge beauty trend, of late—and you can make your

own without the cost. Instead of carbonic acid, this DIY carbonated bubble mask uses

citric acid to get the same fizzy tingle.

TIP

Not only does this

homemade bubble mask

massage skin, but it helps

remove excess oil and

tighten pores, leaving you

with a fresh, clean face.

Carbonated

Clay Mask

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