Matcha Clay Mask

Clogged pores, excess oil, and breakouts that won't quit are usually a sign of one thing: buildup. Dead skin cells, oil, and environmental grime settle into your pores over the course of a normal day, and no amount of rinsing with water alone clears it out. That's where a weekly deep-clean step earns its place in your routine, and it's exactly what the Matcha Clay Mask is built to do.

This mask pairs ceremonial-grade matcha with French green clay, a combination chosen for a reason. French green clay (montmorillonite, blended here with kaolin clay) works like a gentle magnet, drawing excess oil, impurities, and surface toxins out of the pores as it dries on the skin. Unlike stronger clays that can leave skin feeling stripped and tight, this formula is balanced with aloe vera and vitamin E (tocopherol) to keep the barrier calm and hydrated while it works, so you get the deep-cleansing effect without the post-mask tightness that puts a lot of people off clay masks.

The matcha itself isn't just there for the color or the name. Ceremonial-grade matcha is naturally rich in catechins and polyphenols, plant compounds known for their antioxidant properties, which help defend skin against everyday environmental stress while supporting a more even, radiant-looking complexion over time.

Used consistently, the mask also plays a role in how pores look. As buildup is cleared and texture is smoothed, pores tend to appear tighter and less noticeable, not because they physically shrink, but because the debris that stretches and highlights them is gone. That makes this a favorite for anyone dealing with oily skin or combination skin, though it's gentle enough for normal skin types looking for a weekly reset rather than a daily habit.

Full Ingredient List:

Kaolin Clay, Montmorillonite, Camellia Sinensis (Matcha) Leaf Powder, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Glycerin, Aqua, Natural Fragrance.

How To Use:

Apply an even layer to clean, dry skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10–15 minutes until the mask dries down. Rinse off with warm water using gentle circular motions. Use 1–2 times per week, more than that can be counterproductive for most skin types, and always follow with a moisturizer, since clay masks can temporarily draw moisture out along with the oil and impurities.

Best for oily, combination, and normal skin types. If your skin is very reactive or sensitive, patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before your first full application. Each jar contains 100ml / 3.4 fl oz, which typically lasts 8–12 weeks at the recommended frequency.

One mask. One weekly reset. Noticeably clearer, calmer-looking skin without the tightness you'd expect from a deep-cleansing treatment.