Baxter of California
Baxter of California Clay Mask AHA
A 10-minute clay mask with kaolin and bentonite, an alpha hydroxy acid, calendula, aloe and witch hazel, used three times a week.
- No scent flags recorded
- No sensitivity flags recorded
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Is Baxter of California Clay Mask AHA fragrance-free?
No fragrance-free claim has been recorded. The ingredient list hasn't been reviewed as a complete formula, so we can't confirm it has no scent ingredients.
Ingredient-origin notes (not vegan warnings)
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How it compares
- Its label lists no scent ingredients, which is true of 6 of the 13 products in Sheet, Hydrogel & Clay Masks with a recorded ingredient list.
What it is
Baxter of California Clay Mask AHA is a rinse-off clay mask that the brand says purifies skin in about ten minutes and helps with dryness, uneven tone and breakouts.
Key ingredients
- Kaolin and bentonite clay: Used to lift dirt, oil and impurities from pores.
- Alpha hydroxy acid: Baxter says it exfoliates the surface layer of skin. The label lists lactic acid, though the page doesn’t name the AHA or give a percentage.
- Calendula, aloe and witch hazel: Included to soothe and condition.
How to use
Apply a thin layer to a clean face and neck three times a week, avoiding the eyes. Let it dry for five to ten minutes, rinse with warm water, and follow with moisturizer.
Who should be careful
It combines clay with an exfoliating acid, so skip it on freshly shaved or irritated skin. Baxter doesn’t call it fragrance free, although no fragrance appears on the recorded list.
What the brand claims
Baxter says the mask revitalizes skin in ten minutes and notes an Esquire 2019 Grooming Award. The page gives no clinical figures.
Sources
- https://baxterofcalifornia.com/products/clay-mask-aha (checked 2026-10-23)
We have not tested this product.
What's on the label
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Common questions
How often should I use the clay mask?
Baxter recommends three times a week.
How long do I leave it on?
Five to ten minutes, until dry, then rinse with warm water.
Which acid does it contain?
The page says AHA; the ingredient list includes lactic acid. No percentage is given.


