Place the clay, apple cider vinegar, and water into a glass bowl.
Stir using a wooden spoon. Never use iron or metal utensils when working with clay.
Add 3 drops of essential oils and stir to combine.
Store in a glass container with a plastic airtight lid.
Notes
To UseApply a thin, even layer to the face and neck. Leave the mask on for 3–5 minutes to allow it to work its magic! Avoid the eyes and the inside of the nose and ears. Rinse off with warm water. Notes
Apply the mask in a thin layer on your face. If it's too thick, the clay will get clumpy and crumbly as it dries. You may need to add more water to make it thin enough to spread.
It's always a good idea to perform a patch test before using a new product on your face. Apply a little bit of clay face mask to your inner arm and watch for adverse reactions before applying it to the face.
Bentonite clay absorbs unwanted substances, but it also absorbs water, so it can dehydrate your skin a little. To avoid over drying, apply it just a few times a week at first and always follow up with a moisturizer.
You can watch the video tutorial in the post above for visual reference.