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Do I look blue to you?
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Wait till you see these guys:
And this lot is turning burgundy by the minute:
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That's because the first have rubbed against this natural green clay rock...
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...and the second, against the red clay rock right next to it.
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Green clay goes turqoise once dry. (fishy got the spa treatment too)
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Red clay goes a powdery lilac. (I tried both)
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I tell you, this is nature's most amazing and effective spa. And this is a proof that natural clay doesn't come in tubes at the store. It's really out there.
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Enough to apply on every inch of your body, absolutely free.
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Hair too. No kidding, this mud does wonders, leaving everything shiny and velvety when washed off - including your swim suit.
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There's plently for everyone and that rock is massive, towering over a beautiful sandy beach. Or should I say "there's still plenty" as each year, to my horror, I see tourists being griddy and happily breaking entire parts of it to take home.
If in Paros, I strrrrongly recommend the beach of Kalogeros.
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Wait till you see these guys:
And this lot is turning burgundy by the minute:.jpg)
That's because the first have rubbed against this natural green clay rock....jpg)
...and the second, against the red clay rock right next to it..jpg)
Green clay goes turqoise once dry. (fishy got the spa treatment too).jpg)
Red clay goes a powdery lilac. (I tried both).jpg)
I tell you, this is nature's most amazing and effective spa. And this is a proof that natural clay doesn't come in tubes at the store. It's really out there..jpg)
Enough to apply on every inch of your body, absolutely free..jpg)
Hair too. No kidding, this mud does wonders, leaving everything shiny and velvety when washed off - including your swim suit..jpg)
There's plently for everyone and that rock is massive, towering over a beautiful sandy beach. Or should I say "there's still plenty" as each year, to my horror, I see tourists being griddy and happily breaking entire parts of it to take home.If in Paros, I strrrrongly recommend the beach of Kalogeros.
Tip: have an empty water bottle with you - the clay is activated once wet and carrying sea water with your hands will take ages!
For step-by-step directions on how to use it and what's in it, see last year's post.
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