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Description
A mask with clay and nila, a traditional Moroccan ingredient known for radiance. It purifies, tightens pores and leaves skin clear after use.
Highlights
Traditional nila
Purifying clay
Brightened tone
Who it’s for
For a dull complexion and enlarged pores, once or twice a week. On dry skin, stay at ten minutes and rinse before the mask dries completely: clay that cracks on the face pulls moisture away with it. On oily skin, fifteen minutes is fine.
What’s inside
Clay and nila. Nila is a blue pigment long used in Morocco in hammam rituals for radiance — it is an ingredient of tradition, and we present it as such rather than as a laboratory discovery. The clay does the purifying and oil-absorbing work. The pot holds 100 ml.
What to expect
Skin is clean and the complexion fresher after rinsing, with the immediate lift any clay gives. The glow lasts a day or two, which is why the rhythm is weekly rather than daily. It is as much a ritual as a treatment, and there is nothing wrong with that.
How to use
Apply a layer to clean skin, leave on for 10 to 15 minutes then rinse. Once or twice a week.
Brightening Nila Clay Mask
MAD 65
What they say
★★★★★
“A great mask. It purifies gently, brightens the complexion and leaves skin soft. I recommend it completely.”
Oumnia
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100 ml
