Moroccan Rhassoul Clay

As a hair mask: A complete and multi-purpose treatment — simply mix rhassoul with a bit of hot water to enjoy all its benefits, whether for the skin or the hair.

Extra tip from Sanganni: Add a few drops of Atlas cedar or true lavender essential oil to purify the scalp and give your hair a pleasant scent.

Caution: Make sure you can use essential oils before applying them.

INCI:Moroccan Lava Clay
Names :Moroccan Lava Clay, Hectorite, Ghassoul
Origin :Morocco
Production process:Drying is carried out in a rotary dryer. Grinding can then be carried out.
Composition :Magnesia silicate
Solubility:Miscible in water and oil
Texture / smell:Brownish powder

PACKAGING:
250g plastic doypack.

CONSERVATION :
In a cool, dry and ventilated place, away from heat sources and protected from light.

PRECAUTIONS:
It is recommended to avoid using metal containers and utensils (other than stainless steel). Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse them for several minutes while holding the eyelids apart. Do not swallow. If swallowed, rinse the mouth.

Did you know?

Unlike some soaps and shampoos, rhassoul does not pollute wastewater. Indeed, it contains no surfactants or other pollutants. In Morocco, rhassoul is often given as a gift to brides.