Cambrian/Serbian Blue Clay 100g / 0.22lbs for Facial Masks, Creams, Body Wraps, Soft Peels and Scrubs, and Soap Making

Very pleased with how color presented in my cold process soap.

Works great in hot process soaps

This seems like a good product, but I was hoping for a blue tint in my soap. Turned grey instead.

Very nice

This product is perfect for our soap business it we love it and will order more.

I made a soap with this clay. It was awesome!

No blue color and turned a dingy grey once lye was introduced

I have several of the clay masks from this company, I use them on my face with my extremely sensitive skin, and I use them to make paints because I like clay basked watercolors. I have used several Cambrian blue clays and they tend to be a steely blue-gray, similar to storm clouds, not the fairly bright blue of this clay. It also tends to be a good bit denser and not as hydrophobic. I am fairly certain this clay is just Kaolinite with added pigment, either ultramarine or phthalo blue, both fine assuming they are cosmetic grade, and since the bag claims it is pure I am not sure I trust it. It is not obvious when it is in powder form, but when you add a liquid the blue pigment is very streaky. If it was actually a blue clay the color would be even since the color comes from the clay and not a pigment. It doesn't stain the skin (and I am very pale, if a thing is going to stain then it will) and is very gentle on the skin. It can stain porcelain so keep that in mind. I am still using it on my face because Kaolinite is good for my skin type and I do not have any sensitivities to the dye, but if you are sensitive to dyes I would stay away from this one. And yes, it does make a nice paint, but honestly just mix titanium dioxide and ultramarine and you get the same thing!