About ClayLove

I fell in love with using clay many years ago because it was phenomenal on my hair. Throughout the years I have discovered clay has a long history and so many benefits. Clay was used by Queen Elizabeth as part of her skin regimen and used in world war I to help heal wounds and remove bacteria. Clay can be used for hair, as a face mask, as soap for bathing, a mud bath, for shaving, as an underarm pack to remove bacteria, even to soothe rashes, bites, and stings, and amazing with soothing acne. The question I had was why more people are not using clay every day. Oh, using clay is messy to make, time-consuming, don't know how much clay to make, so made too little or too much, not sure the best way to store clay, the process is just too complicated? So, I wanted to help make using clay easier for everyone. Hence, the ClayLove kneader bags clay mixing tool idea came to me and became my passion. The kneader bag solves the problems with mixing and storing clay. The goal is that the Kneader bag will help people use clay in their daily lives because clay is a phenomenal way to take care of skin and hair. I am proud to say the Kneader bag design is now patented. Read their story