All Things Being Eco – Bulk Spirulina Powder All Things Being Eco

Spirulina powder is used as a natural soap colourant in soap making, producing a green soap varying in shade depending on the amount used. Spirulina, derived from algae, is also very rich in nutrients.

For external use only.

Latin: Spirulina Platensis
Origin: United States
Active Compounds: cartenoids, protein, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids

Green Spirulina Mask Ingredients:

Recipe Yield: 1 face mask

You will need:  

• 1 tsp French Green Clay
• ¼ tsp spirulina powder
• 1 tsp of purified water or aloe vera gel

To add more healing properties to this mask, add in a 1/4 tsp of honey

Equipment required:

• 1 glass, wooden or plastic bowl (glass is preferred)
• 1 plastic, or wooden spoon

How to Mix Spirulina Clay Mask

This recipe yields 1 face mask recipe.

If you make too much, cover in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.

Step 1:  Mix all of the dry ingredients together in a bowl. 1 tsp french green clay, and ¼ tsp spirulina

Step 2: Add 1 tsp of water or 1 tsp of aloe vera gel. I used aloe vera gel.

You can also choose to use half and half of each.  I find aloe vera gel to be super hydrating and love it as a substitute in my masks.

For application follow these instructions:

1. Cleanse your skin prior to applying a mask.

2. Using a face mask brush, apply the mask evenly to your face and neck. Or use your fingers to apply the mask to a damp face and apply using a circular motion as this mask has great exfoliating abilities.

3. **Most important** Remove the clay mask BEFORE it dries.  To remove, gently splash water to rehydrate the clay.  Then remove with water or face towel.

4. Follow up with a toner or diluted apple cider vinegar for acne prone skin.

5. Apply a moisturizer.