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A mask of ancient coastal clay

BC, Canada

A mask of ancient coastal clay

Fine glacial clay from British Columbia's coast, mixed with water into a gentle face mask.

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Three small jars of glacial clay on a light background Glacial clay mask set$72.00 A sampler pack of four small glacial clay scoops on a light background Clay sampler pack$46.00 A glacial clay gift set with a bowl on a light background Coastal gift set$82.00 A large jar of fine glacial clay on a light background Fine glacial clay, large$69.00 A glacial clay mask kit with a bowl and spatula on a light background Face mask kit$89.00 A jar of pink glacial clay on a light background Pink glacial clay$26.00 A jar of green glacial clay on a light background Green glacial clay$26.00 A jar of fine bentonite clay on a light background Bentonite glacial clay$42.00

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Ground by glaciers, found by the sea

Along the coast of British Columbia, the retreat of ancient glaciers left beds of very fine clay, carried to the shoreline by the rivers and the tide. Tideveil gathers this glacial clay, sun-dries and fine-mills it, and bottles it as a pure powder. To use it you simply mix a little with water into a smooth paste and let it sit on the face before rinsing. The clay draws gently and is left raw and unscented — nothing added, nothing refined away. It is a skincare ritual, not a medicine and not intended to address any skin condition.

Where it comes from

BC, Canada

Fine glacial clay from British Columbia's coast, mixed with water into a mask.

What
Glacial clay face masks
Made for
Arctic mineral skincare
Region
North America

How it's made

The clay is harvested from the glacial beds along the coast, dried in the sun, then fine-milled to a smooth powder. It is screened for a consistent, soft texture and bottled without fragrance, colour or preservatives. Nothing is added to it.

How to use it

Mix one part clay with two parts water into a smooth paste. Apply an even layer to a clean, damp face, leave for a few minutes until it begins to feel firm, then rinse with warm water and pat dry. Use once or twice a week, and keep the powder dry between uses.

Good to know

How do I store the powder?

Keep it dry in its jar with the lid on, away from steam and moisture. As long as it stays dry, the powder keeps for a long time. Mix only the amount you need for each use.

Does it contain anything else?

No. The clay is sun-dried, fine-milled and bottled with no fragrance, colour, preservatives or other additions. You mix it with water yourself, so you know exactly what is on your face.

Is it for problem skin?

No. It is a skincare product — a mask for an everyday ritual. It is not a medicine and not intended to address any skin concern. If you have a skin concern, check with a health professional.

Why is there a coarse and a fine grade?

The fine grade is soft and smooth, ideal for a gentle everyday mask. The coarse grade is slightly grittier, so it adds a light exfoliating feel. Both are the same coastal clay, milled differently.

How do I use it?

Mix one part clay with two parts water into a smooth paste, apply to a clean, damp face, leave for a few minutes until it firms, then rinse with warm water. Use once or twice a week.

What is glacial clay?

It is a very fine clay formed by the grinding action of glaciers and carried to the coast by rivers and tide. It is gathered, dried and fine-milled — a pure mineral powder, nothing added.

How do I store the powder?

Keep it dry in its jar with the lid on, away from steam and moisture. As long as it stays dry, the powder keeps for a long time. Mix only the amount you need for each use.

Does it contain anything else?

No. The clay is sun-dried, fine-milled and bottled with no fragrance, colour, preservatives or other additions. You mix it with water yourself, so you know exactly what is on your face.

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