Nila Powder 30g

Origins

Uniquely to the South of Morocco into the Sahara. The benefits of this blue mineral are numerous, which makes this tradition one of the oldest and the best-kept secrets of Moroccan women. Nila powder (INCI: Indigofera Suffruticosa Extract) is a 100% natural mineral with an indigo blue color. It is found in the form of a rock that is reduced to powder.

Properties & Benefits

Nila is known for its benefits to improve skin complexion. It is primarily used to lighten the skin, to soften dark and rough areas such as the knees, elbows, feet or the tops of the hands, and to purify the skin and help regenerate the cells. It also reduces the signs of aging as it reacts as a good anti-wrinkles which repairs the skin making it rejuvenated.
Additionally, Nila is non-toxic and does not contain any harmful chemicals. This makes it a safe choice for those with sensitive skin.

The following are a number of Nila benefits from first uses:
• Helps improve complexion,
• Eliminates freckles, blackheads, and excess fat while cleansing deeply,
• Use on all areas of the body such as buttocks, elbows, and neck,
• Helps lighten and whiten the skin,
• Works to get rid of the effects of the sun, including dark spots and pigmentation,
• Helps reduce fine lines and give the skin a firmer complexion,
• Gives the skin freshness, radiant, and velvety softness.

Directions:

–As a skin mask: Mix 2 tablespoons of either argan oil, rose water, natural yogurt, or a clay mask with for ¼ to ½ teaspoons of Nila. Avoid adding more, as a little goes a long way! Optionally, add a few drops of argan oil. Apply to face and body and wait 5-15 minutes before rinsing with water. Repeat this process 1-2 times per week. Moisturize when finished.
–For the hammam process: In a bath or shower, mix a half teaspoon of Nila powder with 2 tablespoons of Moroccan black soap. Massage in circular motions and let it sit for 10-15 min before rinsing with water. Follow with a kessa glove to remove dead skin from the body and rinse.