Calamine Powder Ministerstwo Dobrego Mydla

Calamine is one of those complete enchantments. It slightly resembles clay, although it is not clay. Essentially, it is a mineral mixture of zinc carbonate with iron oxide, giving the blend a subtle pink hue. In nature, it is found as minerals with distinctly British-sounding names: smithsonite and hemimorphite (both quite beautiful and definitely worth a search on the internet). Technologically synthesized, it appears as a fluffy powder, which is found in balms, lotions, and other soothing cosmetic products. In practice, calamine powder has a calming effect, alleviating skin irritation and redness, easing itching and burning, regulating the activity of sebaceous glands, and promoting skin regeneration. It is considered to be hypoallergenic, effectively relieving rashes and other types of skin distress (for instance, those dreaded ones that occur after shaving legs). When applied topically, it helps to dry out minor imperfections, thereby damaging the acne's side (we had to write this). Hand-mixed calamine paste can be used to combat facial discoloration, as well as irritation on the body, scalp, regenerating patches, and around the nails.

A soothing cosmetic product for application on imperfections, a face/body mask, an additive to masks, and a calming powder for baths.