Bentonite is mostly used in cosmetics as a facemask because to its capacity to absorb sebum, grime, and pollutants. Can help to minimise acne oil regulate inflammation and increase collagen synthesis, making skin smoother and stronger. It also lessens the consequences of tissue damage caused by pollution, the environment, or other environmental variables. Bentonite acts as a physical barrier against UV radiation in sunscreen preparations and may be found in creams, powders, and emulsions. It also aids in increasing the viscosity of the substance.

Bentonite is mostly used in cosmetics as a facemask because to its capacity to absorb sebum, grime, and pollutants. Can help to minimise acne oil regulate inflammation and increase collagen synthesis, making skin smoother and stronger. It also lessens the consequences of tissue damage caused by pollution, the environment, or other environmental variables. Bentonite acts as a physical barrier against UV radiation in sunscreen preparations and may be found in creams, powders, and emulsions. It also aids in increasing the viscosity of the substance. Because of its high absorption capacity, bentonite can aid with acne. As a result, it is used in facial mud treatments to absorb oil and dirt. In the medical sector, it has been established that it assists in wound healing, colitis, haemorrhoids, anaemia, and digestive disorders.

In medicine, bentonite is used to draw contaminants, microbes, and toxins in the intestines, such as Aflatoxin B1 or other heavy metals. Furthermore, bentonite exhibited no detrimental effect on Caco-2 cells (a human colon cancer cell line) or human hepatoma cells. Additionally, bentonite has no impact on DNA strand break. Bentonite can be used to retain vital compounds (Encapsulation), such as 6-mercaptopurine, an anti-cancer medicine, or tamoxifen (oral chemotherapy), allowing the material to reach the target organ (Drug delivery) and preventing the substance from being destroyed before reaching the target organ.

Many bentonite products are available in the beauty and health industries, including;

• Cream
• Lotion
• Mask for face and body (Face & Body Mask)
• Detoxify Products
• Cleaning products (Herbal Products)
• Toothpaste
• Shampoo

Bentonite formed from volcanic ash may be studied further for use in beauty products by utilising Porosity (High porosity) to absorb dirt and oil on the skin and can employ technology in the preservation of active components. TIBD currently interacts with major research institutes both locally and internationally, including Japan and Brazil, in the creation of research and natural extracts. Please contact the business by clicking if you are interested in co-investing in research development, developing commercial patents, or continuing to generate product formulations under your brand.