Clay's ability to absorb oil and impurities makes it a no-brainer addition to the most effective detoxifying masks. In the past, such treatments were so drying, some were known for leaving behind a tight, dehydrated complexion as a result. Today's launches, however, leave skin feeling hydrated and nourished with a side of serious skin-perfecting benefits (read: vacuumed pores and a whole lot less oil).
5 Clay Masks That Detox Skin Without Drying it Out
Time for a clean slate.
- Danielle Fontana DooleyAbout NewBeauty

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