www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Recording of today's clay Q&A session (4/10/14)
www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Free Clay Info Session - you ask the questions! Join us!
www.apexbentoniteclay.com/teleseminar.htm
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Colorful Canary's top 5 organic soaps
We have a fan! But, anyone who's tried Living Clay soaps will definitely understand why. They are WONDERFUL!
Friday, March 21, 2014
Recording of yesterday's (3/20/14) Clay Info Q&A session
Yesterday's Living Clay teleseminar was awesome! But if you missed it, don't despair. You can listen to the recording of the event by going to the AboutClay website and accessing the recording archives. ENJOY!
www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Divergent star Shailene Woodley eats bentonite clay
Divergent star Shailene Woodley dishes on eating clay and other beauty tricks
Shailene Woodley detoxes by eating clay.
The 'Divergent' actress maintains a strictly organic beauty regime and picked up one of her most unusual habits from a taxi driver, who advised her to ingest a supplement of bentonite clay to clean the heavy metals out of her system.
She explained in an interview with IntoTheGloss.com: "He was African and was saying that, where he's from, the women eat clay when they're pregnant ... So, I've discovered that clay is great for you because your body doesn't absorb it, and it apparently provides a negative charge, so it bonds to negative isotopes.
"And, this is crazy: it also helps clean heavy metals out of your body. My friend starting eating it and the next day she called me and said, 'Dude, my s**t smells like metal.' She was really worried, but we did some research together and everything said that when you first start eating clay, your bowel movements, pee, and even you, yourself, will smell like metal."
The eco-friendly actress has found natural remedies for every Hollywood beauty trick, namely rinsing her mouth out with sesame oil instead of getting her teeth whitened.
Shailene added: "I love a natural way to heal. You can do something called 'oil pulling' where you swish coconut or sesame oil in your mouth when you wake up and spit it out.
"It's amazing! It really makes your teeth whiter, because the plaque on your teeth is not water soluble, it's fat-soluble."
The 22-year old star also made the surprising confession that she only washes her short hair once a month.
She joked: "I only shampoo it like once a month - the oilier, the better."
The 'Divergent' actress maintains a strictly organic beauty regime and picked up one of her most unusual habits from a taxi driver, who advised her to ingest a supplement of bentonite clay to clean the heavy metals out of her system.
She explained in an interview with IntoTheGloss.com: "He was African and was saying that, where he's from, the women eat clay when they're pregnant ... So, I've discovered that clay is great for you because your body doesn't absorb it, and it apparently provides a negative charge, so it bonds to negative isotopes.
"And, this is crazy: it also helps clean heavy metals out of your body. My friend starting eating it and the next day she called me and said, 'Dude, my s**t smells like metal.' She was really worried, but we did some research together and everything said that when you first start eating clay, your bowel movements, pee, and even you, yourself, will smell like metal."
The eco-friendly actress has found natural remedies for every Hollywood beauty trick, namely rinsing her mouth out with sesame oil instead of getting her teeth whitened.
Shailene added: "I love a natural way to heal. You can do something called 'oil pulling' where you swish coconut or sesame oil in your mouth when you wake up and spit it out.
"It's amazing! It really makes your teeth whiter, because the plaque on your teeth is not water soluble, it's fat-soluble."
The 22-year old star also made the surprising confession that she only washes her short hair once a month.
She joked: "I only shampoo it like once a month - the oilier, the better."
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