Royal Clay Ritual

There are clays. And then there is Brazilian Purple Clay.

Found only in rare, isolated deposits deep in Brazil, this extraordinary clay is one of the most coveted — and hardest to source — skincare ingredients in the world. Its striking violet hue comes from a unique mineral composition that sets it apart from every other clay on earth: rich in iron oxides, silica, and rare trace minerals that work in harmony to firm, brighten, and deeply nourish the skin.

A naturally stable colourant as well as a powerhouse skincare ingredient, Brazilian Purple Clay is prized for its versatility across facial masks, body wraps, and luxury cosmetic applications.

We were fortunate to secure a limited supply. When it’s gone, it’s gone — and we genuinely don’t know when we’ll be able to source it again.

If you’ve been curious about Brazilian Purple Clay, this is your moment.

• Clay type: Brazilian Purple Clay
• Skin type: Mature, sensitive, and dull skin
• Benefits: Firms, brightens, deeply nourishes, and restores vitality
• Size: 28 g pouch
• Makes: 2 face masks per pouch
• 100% pure clay — no preservatives, fillers, or additives
• Limited availability — rare by nature

How to Use

Mix half the pouch (14 g) with 2 tablespoons of water in a non-metal bowl until smooth. Apply evenly to clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10–15 minutes — remove before the mask fully dries, as over-drying can draw moisture from the skin. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and pat dry. Follow up with a Gua Sha or face roller, then layer on your favourite serums and creams to seal in the benefits.

Elevate Your Ritual

For an even more luxurious experience, we recommend pairing this clay with our Aloe Activator in place of water — it blends beautifully with the clay and is far gentler on the skin. Our Clay Ritual Discovery Set and Clay Ritual Spa Set include Aloe Activator along with all the accessories you need for the perfect at-home mask ritual. A wonderful way to get started!

Ingredients

INCI: Kaolin

Country of Origin: Brazil