Anitta's inexpensive treatment can be done at home

Singer Anitta caught the attention of her fans when she recently posted a photo of herself wearing a green clay mask on her face. Known for investing in sophisticated cosmetic procedures, this time the artist opted for an affordable, natural treatment that anyone can do at home. The average price of a package of green clay varies between R$10 and R$25 in pharmacies and health food stores.
Clay masks have become a favorite in skincare due to their variety of benefits for the skin. According to biomedical aesthetics specialist *Elisangela Ribeiro , clay is rich in minerals such as silicon, iron, zinc, magnesium and calcium, offering therapeutic, cosmetic and medicinal action.
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“They deeply clean pores, control oiliness without drying out the skin excessively, help heal acne and small wounds, reduce inflammation such as pimples and mild rosacea, and improve circulation and promote skin radiance. Clay also promotes gentle exfoliation, cell renewal, and detoxification, removing impurities and pollutants,” explains Elisangela.
Each type of clay has specific indications. The green clay, chosen by Anitta, is mainly indicated for oily and acne-prone skin, as it regulates sebum production and has anti-inflammatory action. For dry or sensitive skin, the white and pink versions are gentler. The red clay is recommended for mature skin, due to its revitalizing effect.
Dermatologist **Carla Sagradas , from Rio de Janeiro, reinforces the benefits of weekly use of clay:
“Clay masks help detoxify the skin, control oiliness, minimize pores and even soothe inflammation, depending on the type of clay chosen. The secret is to apply it for 10 to 15 minutes, without waiting for it to dry completely, as cracked clay can dry out and sensitize the skin. The ideal is to remove it with warm water and finish with a good moisturizer.”
Despite being natural, clays have contraindications. People with very sensitive skin, active dermatitis, severe rosacea or open wounds should avoid using them without professional guidance, as irritation may occur. In addition, excessive use may cause dryness or sensitivity.
For those who want to include the green clay mask in their skincare routine, the recommendation is to apply it once a week, always observing the skin's reactions after use.
*Elisangela Ribeiro is a biomedical specialist in aesthetics with approximately 12 years of experience in the field. With a degree in Biomedicine and a specialization in Aesthetic Biomedicine, she has dedicated herself to caring for the body and self-esteem of her patients, focusing on weight loss and rejuvenation treatments. She is the co-founder of the SoulBella Advanced Aesthetics clinic, where she provides a humanized approach and personalized procedures. She works in São Paulo/SP.
**Carla Sagradas is a dermatologist focused on aesthetics, specializing in facial harmonization and natural rejuvenation, with expertise in minimally invasive procedures. She actively participates in national and international conferences, including AMWC Brazil and the WONCA World Conference of Family Doctors. Committed to natural results and constant updating in the most modern dermatological techniques. She works in Rio de Janeiro/RJ.
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