Does your skin need detox, reinforcement and protection from harmful substances, and do you enjoy making your own cosmetics?

Add unique zeolite, a finely ground mineral composed of hydrated aluminium silicates, to your favourite raw materials. Thanks to its high adsorption capacity, it rids the skin of toxins, impurities, and free radicals. Zeolite adsorbs (binds to its surface) moisture, impurities, and toxins from the skin's surface, which can help cleanse pores.

It is excellent for homemade natural products for skin cleansing, creams, and facial masks. It is also suitable for sunscreen lotions.

You can add it to cosmetics for problematic skin, as it tackles clogged pores and blackheads. It acts as an antioxidant, facilitates skin detoxification, improves its structure, and supports regeneration. It restores balance to the skin and balances pH.

Benefits

• Raw material of natural origin, without synthetic additives
• Helps remove toxins and impurities from the skin
• Improves skin appearance and structure
• Helps reduce bacteria and odours
• Has antioxidant effects
• Aids regeneration and soothes irritated skin.

How zeolite is made

Zeolite is a microporous aluminosilicate mineral of volcanic origin. It is extracted from natural deposits and then mechanically ground into particles of 50 µm. This process ensures a uniform particle size, which is ideal for use in cosmetics.

Our zeolite is a thermally activated, modified natural raw material. Thermal (or heat) activation means that the raw material has undergone controlled drying and heating, during which bound moisture evaporates from the zeolite grains and pores. This releases its internal structure and increases its sorption or dehydration capacity.

Zeolites were discovered in ancient times and were used in various civilisations for their ability to bind harmful substances. In modern cosmetics, they have gained popularity due to their ability to detoxify and cleanse the skin without the use of chemical additives.

The name is derived from the ancient Greek words zein (to boil, to seethe) and lithos (stone). When heated, water bubbles are released from the micro-cavities of the zeolite, and the stone appears to boil.

Source of minerals

• Zeolite contains the following oxides (laboratory confirmed):
• SiO2 (silicon dioxide): average 67.57% (min. 63.0%)
• Al2O3 (aluminium oxide): average 11.76% (max. 13.0%)
• Fe2O3 (iron oxide): average 1.34%
• CaO (calcium oxide): average 2.96%

Recommended use

Use as a raw material for making creams, facial masks, and deodorants.

Recommended storage

Store in a dry place, protect from heat.

Country of origin

Slovakia

Ingredients

Zeolite