Mud Bath Clay Powder – Mineral-Rich Clay for Soaks, Masks & Body Wraps
Mineral-rich mud bath clay that delivers a smooth spa-style experience—ideal for relaxing bath soaks, facial/body masks, and wraps with gentle oil absorption.
A calming choice for NYC spa-inspired baths and masks
• Brooklyn • Manhattan • East Village •
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Bath Soaks
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Face/Body Masks
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Oil Absorbing
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No Additives
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Ingredients
100% Mineral Mud Clay
No additives or fillers
Not for ingestion
Fine, smooth powder
Natural earthy scent
Cosmetic-grade quality
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Origin & Source
Mineral mud powder for topical use
Finely milled, easy to disperse
Batch-tested for purity
Sourced from responsible suppliers
Handled by Duals Natural quality team
Why Choose Our Mud Bath Clay
Spa-style baths: Dissolves into warm water for a mineral-rich soak
Gentle cleansing: Helps lift excess oil and debris from skin
Versatile use: Masks, wraps, body treatments, and bath soaks
Smooth texture: Fine powder blends quickly with water or hydrosols
Neutral base: Pairs easily with essential oils and botanicals
FormFine powder
ColorBrown/gray
GradeCosmetic grade (topical use)
TextureSmooth, disperses easily
How to Use
Bath soak: Stir 2–4 tablespoons into warm bath water; soak 15–20 minutes and rinse
Face/body mask: Mix 1 part clay with 2 parts hydrosol/water; apply and rinse before fully dry
Body wrap: Blend with warm water; apply to target areas, cover briefly, then rinse
Scrubs & soaps: Add to scrub bases or soap batter for a mineral boost
Pro Tip: Patch test first. Avoid inhaling powders and keep away from eyes. For sensitive skin, add a few drops of carrier oil or aloe.
Simple 3-Step Process
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Measure
Scoop clay into water or a clean bowl
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Mix
Stir until fully dispersed or a smooth paste forms
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Apply/Soak
Use in a bath, as a mask, or as a wrap; rinse and moisturize
Yes. It is cosmetic grade and intended for topical use in baths, masks, wraps, and soaps. It is not for ingestion.
Can I add essential oils to a mud bath?
Yes. Disperse essential oils in a carrier oil before adding to the bath to help even distribution. Use appropriate dilution rates and avoid eyes.
Can it be used on sensitive skin?
Many use mineral mud for gentle cleansing, but sensitive users should patch test first and limit contact time. Add aloe or a few drops of carrier oil for comfort.
