I have been on a mission the past few weeks to find a way to get a handle on my eczema. It has gotten to the point where it is literally driving me insane! Thanks stress- During my research I kept coming across this one product that people swear by for tons of skin and health ailments. So now my mission was to track this Aztec clay down. This is how Aztec secret works. Indian healing clays have been used for centuries to beautify and refresh when used as a facial mask. Cleopatra used clay from the Nile River and the Arabian Desert over 1800 years ago, as part of her beauty ritual. German and roman spas have been using clay packs and treatments in the spas they built 4,000 years ago. Many of these spas still exist and use clay even today. Aztec Indian healing clay and it’s brief history: The world’s most powerful facial and the use of clay with apple cider vinegar can be dated back to the southern French priest of the 16th century. Aztec secret Indian healing clay is bentonite clay from Death Valley, California, where it is sun-dried for up to six months in temperatures that sometimes reach 134 degrees and can be used for facials, acne, body wraps, clay baths, foot soaks, chilled clay for knee packs and insect bites. You can enjoy the benefits of clay in your own home to help beautify and refresh. So I was eager to apply this mask as soon as I got home and had read where a few people mixed this mask with coconut milk for a more soothing affect, which is exactly what I did. I made a paste in a plastic bowl & mixed it with a plastic spoon (this is a must, do NOT use metal as it will break down the structure of this mask) I applied a generous layer and let it dry for about 15 minutes. I then gently rinsed with lukewarm water and then applied my favorite rich moisturizer. My skin felt immediately soothed and looked amazing too. I will definitely make Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay part of my weekly ritual to help keep my eczema flairs at bay. Oh and did I mention it’s affordable at only $6.99 for a jar that makes approximately 15 masks? In other words, pick this up, you will want to thank me later.