Would I get it again and would I recommend it:-YesWhy:-It's a great option for a hard to find skincare masking ingredient at a great price and generous 8 oz (1/2 lb pound) size. The quality was excellent and there were no clumps or odors, and it was very finely ground.Pros:-Great value for a hard to find ingredient. You get 8oz (1/2 pound).-High quality. No odor, clumps, it was finely milled. (see pictures).Cons:-NoneTips:-You'll need to store it in your own air and moisture proof container. The bag it comes in doesn't seal that well. I took a picture of a Rubbermaid storage container to show how much is in the bag and what size storage it will fit.-If you're inexperienced with clays and mask making, you might want to note that sometimes just using clay with water can be irritating or drying to the skin.-If it burns your skin or stings, you should learn to adjust the PH. It’s simple and easy to do.-This is due to the PH of the skin and the PH of the clay and water. Commercially made masks use ingredients that are PH adjusters to get the right balance of PH. Each clay has a different PH and has to be adjusted differently and at different amounts.-You can adjust the PH to where it should be to not be irritating to the skin by adding tiny amounts as needed of food grade citric acid or common baking soda to your clay and water mixture. You can use inexpensive PH strips or papers to test (I don't use a whole strip, but tear of a bit).-Google "labmuffin clay PH" for a great article on how to simply and safely do this. I'm not affiliated but a fan. She's an actual scientist with a love of beauty and she explains how to do this to get the right balance of PH.Final Thoughts:-This is a high quality mud for mask making at a great value for the amount you get. It's not an ingredient that's as common as other clays and muds, so it's a find at this price.-Highly recommend.