Essentially Natural Rhassoul Clay Powder

• Ingredient Type: Mineral clay
• Also Known As: Ghassoul Clay, Moroccan Lava Clay
• Colour: Reddish-brown
• Format: Fine powder
• Ingredients: Rhassoul Clay (Moroccan Lava Clay) powder
• Size Options: 250g, 500g, 1kg or 5kg
  

• Face masks to help cleanse and refine the look of skin
• Clay cleansers used as a soap-style wash
• Hair and scalp masks for a cleaner, lighter feel at the roots
• Natural colourant in DIY cosmetics
• Scalp routines focused on flake-prone or oily-feeling scalp care

This product is suitable for:

• Oily or combination skin routines that enjoy mineral clays
• Skin that looks dull or congested and wants a fresh, clean feel
• Hair that feels heavy at the roots or scalp that needs a clarifying step
• DIY formulators wanting a versatile clay for masks, cleansers, and hair treatments

This product is not:

• A daily exfoliant scrub
• A ready-to-use face mask or cleanser

• As a Simple Face Mask: Mix with water or hydrosol to form a smooth paste, apply to clean skin, leave 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse.
• As a Hair and Scalp Mask: Mix into a paste, massage into scalp and hair, leave briefly, then rinse thoroughly.
• As a Clay Cleanser: Make a thin paste in your hands, massage onto damp skin, then rinse.
• Processing Tip: Hydrate the clay by letting it sit in water for a few minutes before mixing to help reduce clumps.
• Processing Tip: Mix in an old bowl, as clay can be abrasive on delicate surfaces.

• For external use only
• Patch test before first use
• Avoid inhaling the powder
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

Q: Why does rhassoul clay feel different to other clays?
A: Rhassoul is naturally mineral-rich and is often chosen for a softer, more conditioning feel compared to some more drying clays.

Q: Can I use it on hair colour-treated hair?
A: Many people do, but clay can affect feel and slip, so it is best to test first and follow with conditioner if needed.

Q: Can I mix it with rose water?
A: Yes, rose water is a popular option for making a simple, easy clay mask paste.