Blue clay wrap reviews by cosmetologists

Useful ingredients in blue clay for wraps

Blue clay contains large quantities of enzymes, trace elements, minerals and organic substances most essential for the beauty and health of the skin:

• phosphate;
• iron;
• nitrogen;
• calcium;
• magnesium;
• potassium;
• radium;

In addition, blue clay contains silica, which has the ability to restore the structure of connective tissue, which is important in the fight against the phenomenon of "orange peel".

The beneficial substances are particularly well absorbed by the body thanks to the balanced composition of blue clay for wraps.

The clay provides exactly the mineral salts we are lacking, supplying them in doses best suited to our bodies.

Effectiveness of clay wraps

The warm mass of the blue clay wrap and at home perfectly steams the skin, cleanses it and opens the pores. This activates the process of penetration of beneficial substances through the skin.

Blue clay wraps have the following pronounced beneficial effects effects:

• anti-cellulite (a blue clay wrap promotes the removal of excess fluid from the body, which successfully resolves cellulite);
• anti-edema (relieves the swelling that accompanies cellulite);
• activates the microcirculation;
• normalises metabolism (fat metabolism is also activated by mobilising fat from the depot);
• Absorbs excess sebum secretion, toxins and impurities (blue clay helps to normalise problematic skin);
• moisturises the surface layers of the skin;
• Restores salt balance thanks to its high content of vitamins E and F, calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium;
• has an antioxidant effect (by controlling the production of free radicals, the blue clay wrap slows down the ageing process);
• relieves inflammation and restores connective tissue.

Despite its many health benefits, it is worth noting that the use of this environmentally friendly product for wraps may be contraindicated in some cases:

• varicose veins;
• skin diseases;
• skin disorders: wounds, abrasions, scratches;
• benign or malignant tumours;
• infections or inflammatory diseases;
• pregnancy;
• gynaecological diseases;
• cardiovascular system disorders.

It is worth noting that even if there are no serious contraindications, you should consult a specialist before performing a clay wrap procedure.

Blue clay wraps have many indications:

1. Cellulite. The treatment removes excess fluid from the body, thus triggering the process of getting rid of cellulite.
2. Swelling. Again, the elimination of fluid helps to reduce swelling.
3. Metabolic disorders. Fat metabolism is restored during the procedure.
4. Slags and toxins. The blue clay helps to eliminate toxins and detoxes, which means it revitalises problematic skin.

This is not a complete list of the benefits of a blue clay wrap. In addition, it restores microcirculation, moisturises the skin, restores its water-salt balance, reduces inflammation and has amazing antioxidant properties.

Blue clay is a natural material. It has a static charge, which is what makes it effective. The static charge stimulates the cells to get rid of toxins and wastes.

The properties of the clay depend on its depth. The most effective clay for wrapping is currently considered to be Cambrian blue clay, which lies at a depth of 40 metres or more. This is the layer of clay that corresponds to the era called the Cambrian.

This period began more than 500 million years ago and is considered a 'tipping point'. For it was during the Cambrian period that the mineral skeleton began to form.

The main difference with Cambrian clay is its composition. It contains the most minerals and trace elements compared to other clays.

Preparing blue clay wrap powder at home

Dilute the clay powder with warm water to the consistency of thick sour cream. Stir the clay with a wooden spoon or chopstick. It is useful to add micronized algae, active marine and mineral substances and essential oils to the clay. The balanced components will enhance the drainage effect of the wrap.

You can prepare your own blue clay wrap at home.

However, it is more convenient and effective to use a special cosmetic product. The clay's natural mineralisation makes it possible to create cosmetics based on it without the use of any chemicals.

Blue clay wrap for weight loss

Blue clay is used much more frequently than other types of clay for slimming and improving skin condition. It does not cause allergic reactions and is considered environmentally friendly, promotes tissue regeneration, cleanses the skin well and saturates it with beneficial elements.

• To prepare the clay, dilute it with warm mineral water at a ratio of 1:1 and then apply to the skin you have prepared, cover with clingfilm and a warm blanket.
• Soak the mixture on the body for 40 minutes. The clay should then be rinsed off.

Black clay wrap

Black clay is most often used in wraps to combat the cellulite that many women hate. This product normalises fat metabolism in the cells and improves blood circulation.

• To prepare the clay mixture, mix 2 tbsp of clay powder with the same amount of warm water, add a teaspoon each of honey and dried mustard.
• The duration of the treatment will depend on how you feel and should be between 20-45 minutes.

White clay wrap

White clay has been known since ancient times for its therapeutic properties. It has the following effect on weight loss: it strengthens and tightens the skin, tones it, reduces swelling, cleanses pores by absorbing the dirt and grease that have accumulated on the skin.

• To prepare a wrap, mix ½ cup of clay powder with the same amount of kelp powder, add a little water to make it a sour cream consistency.
• Infuse for about 20 minutes and add half a dessert spoonful of lemon essential oil.
• The duration of the wrap is 40 minutes.

Green clay wraps

Green clay acts as an exfoliator, tightens the skin well and rejuvenates it.

• Mix 4 tablespoons of clay powder with a teaspoonful of ground red pepper.
• Add a little water to the mixture and apply to the skin.
• Let the mixture soak under clingfilm for 30 minutes.

Some people do not like wraps using the clay-pepper mixture as they are sometimes accompanied by a strong burning sensation. In case of severe discomfort, the procedure should be stopped immediately.

Clay wrap for slimming tummy

To get rid of fat deposits in the belly area and reduce its volume, a wrap procedure using the following ingredients is recommended:

• ½ cup blue clay, mineral water, lemon, ylang-ylang and orange essential oils (2 drops each).
• Kefir, milk or vegetable oils such as olive oil, castor oil or burdock oil can be used instead of mineral water.
• To achieve the desired results and noticeable tummy slimming, at least 15 treatments should be carried out at intervals of 2-3 days.

Clay and mustard wrap

Mustard, like other spices, has been used successfully as a skin-warming ingredient.

• To prepare the wrap, mix 100g of blue clay with a teaspoon of mustard powder and dilute with a little water.
• Apply the mixture to the problem areas of the skin, wrap in clingfilm and wrap with a warm blanket.
• Leave on for 30-40 minutes, then rinse off with warm water and apply a nourishing body cream.

Clay and cinnamon wrap

Dilute half a cup of any kind of clay with a little warm mineral water until you get a smooth slurry.

• Next, add 3 drops of orange essential oil and 3 tablespoons of cinnamon powder.
• Do not be alarmed if a slight tingling sensation occurs. This means that the composition is working effectively on the skin.
• The duration of this wrap is 40 minutes.

The history of clay therapy dates back to ancient Egypt. The healing properties of clay were described in detail and applied in his medical practice by Avicenna. A new impetus to the classical method of clay therapy was given by modern science, which confirmed the beneficial properties of clay. Today, this natural product is actively used in medical practice and cosmetology.

• Dermatologists and beauticians prescribe clay wraps for the prevention of skin diseases and the correction of cosmetic flaws. To achieve the desired effect, the clay must be applied according to a scheme individually designed for you by a specialist.
• Blue clay is used for treatment and cosmetic purposes, containing a full range of mineral salts and trace elements necessary for the health of the skin and the whole body. Cosmetic clay wraps have a pronounced anti-cellulite and anti-inflammatory effect and are therefore useful for those who want to quickly get rid of excess weight and revitalise their skin.
• Blue clay is an excellent disinfectant, it smoothes the skin well and cleanses it deeply. Therefore, clay wraps are successfully used not only on the body, but also on the face, legs, arms, hair and head.
• The natural silica compounds contained in blue clay actively stimulate hair growth and have an anti-perfume effect. The aluminium in its composition has an antacid, drying and astringent effect. Clay wraps have a mild stimulating and irritating effect, activating the microcirculation of blood and lymph in the skin.
• Blue clay is one of the best remedies for the treatment of juvenile acne. Masking with this substance in one or two months helps to get rid of the problem permanently. Regular clay wraps normalise the sebaceous glands, eliminate itching and flaking of the skin and remove sebum. Thanks to the tightening effect of clay, it improves facial contour and smoothes out wrinkles. Clay treatment is especially useful for patients with oily skin, seborrhea and post-acne.
• Cosmetic clay foot masks have proven highly effective. They relieve the feeling of heaviness, improve skin elasticity and reduce swelling. The clay is highly adsorptive, which reduces foot sweating, removes unpleasant odours and inhibits the development of bacterial and fungal skin infections in the feet.

Clay treatment is contraindicated in cases of impaired kidney function, hypertension, heart disease and acute inflammation.