Formulate an exciting range of clay-based face masks using many different powdered ingredients such as clays, starches, milk powders, exfoliators, antioxidants and active ingredients. These dry, powdered masks are mixed with water by the consumer prior to use.
1.1 What are clay-based face masks?
Discover the different types of clay-based face masks you’ll learn to formulate including clay-based, starch-based, milk-based and 2-in-1 facial exfoliators and masks. Learn about their functions and benefits, ingredients, packaging, storage and shelf-life, instructions for use and more.
1.2 Formulation example: Clarifying Charcoal Mask
This formula is specially designed for people who have oily or congested skin. It aids with the removal of impurities and excess sebum to leave skin clean and detoxified. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
1.3 Formulation example: Soothing Face Mask with Marshmallow and Vitamin C
Featuring a range of soothing ingredients including colloidal oatmeal, marshmallow root, aloe vera and hyaluronic acid plus antioxidant Vitamin C, this high-performance mask cleanses, soothes and softens dry, dull or tired skin. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
1.4 Formulation example: Afternoon Tea Face Mask
This mask offers anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties for all skin types. Featuring antioxidant matcha green tea and cocoa powder this mask cleanses, soothes and revitalizes. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
1.5 Formulation example: Milky Matcha Bubble Tea Face Mask
This soothing mask for irritated, dry and dull skin features coconut milk powder as one of the hero ingredients, together with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant matcha powder. Colloidal oatmeal powder offers soothing properties for inflamed and congested skin. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
1.6 Formulation example: Vitamin C Brightening Face Mask
Discover our brightening 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator formulation. Featuring both gentle chemical and physical exfoliants in the form of natural fruit enzymes and orange peel powder, plus ascorbic acid, skin will be left brightened, soft and radiant. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
1.7 Formulation example: Skin Smoothie Face Mask
A fruity, smoothie-inspired 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator featuring natural sources of Vitamin C, two natural physical exfoliants and pink kaolin clay, offering detoxifying, antioxidant, brightening and anti-inflammatory properties. Receive the full details of this formula including the product development questions, formula, instructions and product specifications.
Watch our video demonstration to see how to formulate this mask step-by-step.
1.8 Troubleshooting clay-based face masks
Our troubleshooting tips will help you resolve issues you may encounter when formulating your own masks.