
Kaolin Clay (কাওলিন ক্লে) | Premium Cosmetic Grade White Clay Powder for Face Mask, Skincare, Soap & Personal Care
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Kaolin Clay is a naturally occurring fine mineral clay, primarily composed of kaolinite, known for its gentle absorbent, cleansing, mattifying, and texture-enhancing properties. It is widely used in face masks, cleansers, soaps, powders, creams, lotions, hair care products, and other cosmetic formulations.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Kaolin Clay |
| Common Names | China Clay, White Clay, Kaolin |
| INCI Name | Kaolin |
| CAS Number | 1332-58-7 |
| Chemical Composition | Hydrated Aluminum Silicate |
| Appearance | Fine White to Off-White Powder |
| Odor | Odorless / Characteristic Clay Odor |
| Solubility | Insoluble in Water; Dispersible |
| Main Function | Absorbent, Opacifier, Texture Modifier, Bulking Agent |
| Grade | Cosmetic / Industrial / Other Grade depending on product |
| Particle Size | Depends on Manufacturer & Grade |
| pH | Grade-dependent |
| Storage | Cool, Dry Place Away from Moisture |
Kaolin Clay, also known as China Clay or White Clay, is a naturally occurring soft mineral clay primarily composed of kaolinite. It is valued for its fine particle structure and ability to adsorb excess oil and surface impurities, making it a popular ingredient in skincare and personal care formulations.
Cosmetic Grade Kaolin Clay is especially popular in facial masks, cleansers, scrubs, soaps, body powders, creams, lotions, makeup products, and hair/scalp care formulations. It can provide a smooth, soft texture and a more matte appearance while helping absorb excess surface oil.
Kaolin is generally considered a relatively gentle clay compared with more strongly swelling clays, making it particularly popular in formulations intended for normal, combination, oily, and sensitive skin. However, higher concentrations or frequent use can contribute to dryness, especially for very dry skin.
Beyond cosmetics, Kaolin is also used in paper, ceramics, coatings, industrial processing, and other applications. Different grades should not be treated as interchangeable; cosmetic, industrial, and food-contact applications require the appropriate specification and quality documentation.
Applications / Uses
Kaolin Clay is commonly used in:
It helps adsorb surface oil and impurities and can leave the skin feeling clean and smooth.
Suitable cosmetic-grade Kaolin can be incorporated into:
It can contribute to a smooth feel, opacity, and oil-absorbing characteristics.
Used in:
Kaolin is used in cosmetics as an absorbent, opacifying and texture/bulk-enhancing ingredient.
Depending on grade: