How do I use this clay mask on my face, body, and scalp, and how long should I leave it on?

Apply a thin, even layer to clean, damp skin or scalp. For the face, avoid the eye area and lips. On the body, target areas that tend to get congested or oily. For the scalp, part the hair and apply directly to the roots using fingertips or a brush.

Leave the mask on for 10–15 minutes, or until it begins to feel dry but not tight or cracking. If you have combination or oil-prone skin, the full 15 minutes is usually fine. For drier, thinner, or more reactive skin, rinse after 5–8 minutes to avoid over-drying. The green tea infusion base makes the formula less aggressive than water-based clay masks, but clay still actively draws out oil as it dries.

Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. A soft washcloth helps remove residue from the hairline or scalp. Follow with your usual moisturiser or a light conditioner on hair lengths if needed. Use 1–2 times per week on the face; the scalp can tolerate once weekly. Reduce frequency if you notice tightness or flaking.