Bentonite clay adsorbs -- it attracts particles, like dirt on your skin. It also absorbs -- it takes in a lot of water. It’s used for face masks, and it’s also what makes pet litter clump.

Bentonite clay, also known as Montmorillonite clay, is a natural, mineral-rich clay that forms a paste when mixed with water.

Abdelnaby A, et al. (2022). Application of bentonite clay, date pit, and chitosan nanoparticles as promising adsorbents to sequester toxic lead and cadmium from milk.

Bentonite clay is a naturally derived ingredient found in volcanic ash and it can do wonders for your skin. Here's how dermatologists say to use it at home.

Hearing will focus on whether bentonite clay is effective in tailings dam Here's what to know about the contested case hearing on part of the proposed copper-nickel mine's permit to mine.