Saaz innovations

Vijay Nagar Colony, Hyderabad, Telangana

• MOQ 25 Metric Ton

Bentonite is a commercial term for the montmorillonite group of clay mineral, also known as smectite. The term specifically applies to highly colloidal, plastic clay. It has the unique characteristic of swelling to several times its original volume when placed in water and of forming thixotropic gels with water even though the amount of clay is relatively less. It is formed by alteration of volcanic ash in situ. Since alteration of ash may also lead to other clay minerals, depending on the original composition of the ash, mechanism and duration of alterantion. Raw bentonite may consist of other clay minerals like halloysite, kaolinite and illite. The physical properties of pure montmorillonitic bentonite and admixture of the clays vary. Bentonite composed of montmorillonite, having different structural, chemical and exchangeable cat-ions exhibits different physical properties. For example, na-bentonite has greater swelling property and plasticity than ca-bentonite. While ca-bentonite is most common, na-bentonite is found in few localities. Applications. Foundry pelletising construction and civil engineering geosynthetic clay liners for environment protection (an ashapura volclay product) drilling oils /liquor/ food markets galleon brand and other activated bleaching clay for oil refining (a product of avl) agriculture ashapura brands for pesticides ashapura brands for animal feed fertilizer pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and medical markets detergents paints, dyes and polishes cat litter paper ceramics catalyst electrical earthing water proofing

• MOQ 20 Metric Ton

Growing up in a typical Indian household, you will often find mothers advising their daughters how the perfect beauty care kit is found in the kitchen. At a very early age, they are introduced to the power of natural ingredients. One of the most popular home remedies is Multani Mitti, an Indian name for Fuller’s Earth. The clay we know, has been used for centuries in India for treating several skin problems like blemishes, scars and acne.     Multani Mitti is rich alkaline soil containing minerals and volcanic ash. Its alkaline content corrects imbalances and neutralizes skin tone. A nature’s wonder for your skin, many are still unaware of the versatility of Multani Mitti. Here are some ways to include this miracle clay in your beauty regime. 1) Exfoliator & Cleanser: Multani Mitti is a natural cleanser. Its deep-cleansing action unclogs pores, lifts excess oil and impurities and purifies the skin, leaving it clean, fresh and porcelain textured. a) For cleansing mix half tablespoon of Multani Mitti with Fresh Yoghurt to make a creamy paste. Massage gently on damp skin and rinse off with water. b) For exfoliation, mix one tablespoon of Multani Mitti and Fresh Yoghurt into a slightly coarse paste. Massage gently on damp skin. Allow it to dry for a minute. Rinse Off with water. 2) De-tan & Pigmentation: Multani Mitti is known to be one of the best remedies for tanning. It lightens pigmentation and evens the skin tone. It has a soothing effect on the inflamed skin, healing sun damage gently. a) Mix one tablespoon Multani Mitti with a teaspoon each of Tomato Juice, Lime Juice, Milk and Honey. b) Apply it on your face and leave it on for 15 minutes before washing it off with cold water. 3) Anti- Acne   Rich in magnesium chloride, Multani Mitti helps reduce acne and remove blackheads. a) Soak yoghurt and Multani Mitti for 20 minutes. b) Mix and add Fresh Ground Mint Leaves and make into a paste. c) Apply it on your face and leave it on for 15 minutes before washing it off with cold water. 4) Masque Multani Mitti adds natural oils to your skin nourishing it from within & making it glow naturally. a) Take two teaspoons of Multani Mitti. Mix it with Fresh Yoghurt, Raw Honey , Aloe Vera Juice to make a fine textured paste. b) Apply on damp skin. Let it semi dry up to 3 minutes. Spray Steam Distilled Rose Water on mask. Massage with hands. Rinse Off with water.   This light-coloured Multani Mitti clay is the result of decomposed volcanic ash. The name, Fuller's earth, comes from this clay's use in the early English wool industry. It was used by fullers to clean and degrease woolen cloth during the 'fulling' process, because of its ability to absorb oil.