French Yellow Clay

French yellow clay is a naturally occurring mineral-rich clay formed over millions of years through the decomposition of volcanic ash and marine sediments. Its characteristic yellow hue is derived from its high silica content. The formation process involves the gradual weathering and erosion of volcanic deposits, creating clay-rich layers within the earth's crust. These layers are then mined, dried, and finely ground to produce the French yellow clay powder. Its mild nature makes it suitable for sensitive and dry skin types. Rich in silica, it helps to draw out impurities without stripping the skin of its natural moisture. This clay is particularly beneficial for balancing the skin's pH levels, leaving it feeling refreshed and soothed. Additionally, French yellow clay is known for its ability to absorb excess oil while hydrating the skin.