How to Use Charcoal for DIY Face Mask

Using charcoal alone to make a DIY mask might be disastrous if you don’t know how to 
go about it. Many people use activated charcoal because it is treated charcoal to 
increase the adsorptive ability. This means that will stick together when combined with 
other things when creating the mask.

Being an inert ingredient, charcoal is less likely to cause irritation or allergic reaction 
when used on skin. Charcoal can be used for creating a hair mask to a face mask. Here 
are some DIY face masks you can create for yourself. You can get activated charcoal at 
a drug store near you.

Charcoal Used as a Cleansing Scrub

You will mix a 1/2 tablespoon of activated charcoal powder and half a tablespoon of 
rose water and half tablespoon of fine grain sea salt. 

The benefit of using these ingredients is that the sea salt will help to fight bacteria and 
acne. Charcoal will aid in cleansing and detox your skin cells. You might find the 
consistency a little bit runny. You can add more of the ingredients as you see best. 

DIY Activated Charcoal Face Mask

You will require.
One tsp water
Half tsp honey
Half tsp Bentonite Clay
Two drops of lavender essential oil
One tsp activated Charcoal Powder,
One drop of tea tree essential oil

Mix the ingredients in a container. Once done, apply generously to your face, avoiding 
the mouth and eyes. Leave it on for 10 minutes. Rinse off with warm water. Afterwards, 
if need be, you can add a small drop of coconut oil or olive oil to moisturize your skin.

A Simple Charcoal Face Mask

Ingredients:
Activated charcoal
Water

The amounts you will use depend on how much you want to make. Add water a little bit 
at a time, mixing well to get the right consistency.

Instructions.
Add charcoal to a bowl and add water until the consistency is that of pudding. Put a thin 
layer of oil on your face and apply the mask to your face using your fingers or cotton 
ball. Allow it to sit for 10 to 30 minutes, or an hour but spritz some water so that it 
doesn’t dry and crack. Rinse your face with warm water and apply oil to moisturize your 
skin.

Make sure when doing the facial mask that your clothes are covered, the counters as 
well. If you get it on anything, use baking soda and dish soap in warm water to scrub it 
off. On your laundry, add baking soda to clean the paste off.

When used once a week or twice a day, your skin is guaranteed to feel refreshed, soft, 
firm and glowing. Depending on the sensitivity of your skin, use the face mask wisely. 
Do the mask only when you notice that your face needs a revamp.

