mudpack

noun
UK /ˈmʌd.pæk/
US /ˈmʌd.pæk/

A mudpack is soft, wet mud that you put on your face to clean or soften your skin.

She put a mudpack on her face and relaxed for twenty minutes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thick layer of mud applied to the body, often at a spa, to soothe muscles or skin.

After the hike, he enjoyed a warm mudpack at the spa.

3. A compress made of mud, sometimes used in traditional medicine to treat aches or swelling.

The old remedy used a cool mudpack on the swollen ankle.

4. A pack of mud used in construction or gardening, such as for sealing or planting.

They used a mudpack to hold the young plant's roots in place.