Can I use this clay mask on my scalp as well as my face? How does that work?

Yes, this powdered green clay mask is described for use on the face, scalp, and body. For the scalp, it can be particularly useful when roots feel heavy or oily. Similar to its function on the skin, the fine, absorbent clay texture can help draw away excess sebum and surface impurities from the scalp skin and hair roots when mixed with water. This may leave the scalp feeling cleaner and less greasy.

To use, mix a small amount of the powder with water, apple cider vinegar, or a gentle, watery toner to create a paste. Apply it directly to clean, damp scalp sections, focusing on the roots and areas that feel greasy. Avoid the lengths of your hair to prevent drying them out. Leave it on for the same short duration you would for your face (start with 5-10 minutes) and rinse thoroughly. As with facial use, stop if any irritation occurs and avoid the eye area. This type of application can be part of an occasional clarifying routine, but it is not a substitute for medical treatments for chronic scalp conditions.