Question 1

What is Clayer clay and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Clayer is a topical French healing clay sourced from France. Applied to the skin, the clay's fine, negatively charged mineral particles bind to impurities and draw them outward as the mask dries. The cooling, drawing action supports the body's natural recovery process, helps reduce inflammation and soothes soreness, minor injuries and skin issues.

Question 2

Is Clayer really heavy-metal-free and WADA-compliant, and how is that tested?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Clayer clay is laboratory tested for heavy metals and is formulated to be doping-free and compliant with WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) standards, which is why it is used by competing professional athletes. It also holds a Yuka rating of 100/100, an independent score based on ingredient composition.

Question 3

How long do I leave Clayer on?

Accepted Answer

Apply an even layer to the area, leave it on for 10-15 minutes or longer, then remove using downward strokes and rinse with warm water. Downward strokes follow the direction of natural drainage.

Question 4

Should I use Clayer proactively or reactively?

Accepted Answer

Both. Reactive use targets soreness, swelling, minor injuries or skin flare-ups after they appear. Proactive use - applying after hard training sessions, competition or long days outdoors - supports recovery before soreness sets in. Many athletes use it on a regular training-recovery schedule.

Question 5

Is Clayer safe for daily use and sensitive skin?

Accepted Answer

Clayer is non-toxic and made from natural mineral clay, with no synthetic fragrance-driven formulation, so it is suitable for regular use. As with any topical product, patch test first if you have sensitive or reactive skin, avoid broken skin and open wounds unless directed by a professional, and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Question 6

How is Clayer different from a drugstore clay mask?

Accepted Answer

Clayer uses French healing clay from France, tested for heavy metals and rated 100/100 by Yuka, and is formulated for athletic recovery rather than cosmetic use alone. It is doping-free and WADA-compliant, and is recommended by sports medicine professionals working with pro and Olympic athletes.

Question 7

Does Clayer replace medical treatment?

Accepted Answer

No. Clayer does not cure or treat disease and does not replace medical care. It complements professional treatment and should be used alongside - not instead of - the advice of a qualified healthcare provider for serious injuries or conditions.

Question 8

Where can I buy Clayer?

Accepted Answer

Clayer products are available at clayerworld.com, the official Clayer store.

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