Ingredient record

Elguea Clay

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Not listed in the restriction annexes

In brief

Elguea Clay is a mineral clay named after the Elguea area in Cuba, known for its natural mud and mineral deposits. In cosmetics, it's used for its abrasive texture, helping to physically buff the skin, and for its ability to absorb moisture or oil.

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