Using body clay is an annual procedure for proper finish care.
It doesn't entail any sort of special effort, for that matter, it is a very
simple process that is nearly impossible to screw up or do incorrectly.
A couple of pointers:
1.) Clay brand isn't important. For that matter, buy the
On 8/1/2011 9:25 AM, Dan Penoff wrote:
Using body clay is an annual procedure for proper finish care.
It doesn't entail any sort of special effort, for that matter, it is a very
simple process that is nearly impossible to screw up or do incorrectly.
A couple of pointers:
1.) Clay brand
Cheap is a relative term
My comments were pointed at many of the consumer grade marketers that you see
in places like FLAPS where they are charging $18.00 for a clay bar and a spray
bottle full of soapy water.
In this regard, all things, for the most part, are equal.
That being said,
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 7:25 AM, Dan Penoff lwb...@yahoo.com wrote:
It doesn't entail any sort of special effort, for that matter, it is a very
simple process that is
nearly impossible to screw up or do incorrectly.
The one time I tried to use clay, it was about ten years ago. I got
it from
Not using enough liquid.
You don't typically have puddles of the stuff, although that won't hurt
anything if you do, but if the clay sticks or stutters when you move it
across the surface it is indicative of inadequate lubrication.
Dan
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On Aug 1, 2011, at 12:56 PM, Alex
