PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Rhassoul Clay is an exceptional clay with multipurpose assets. It is mined in the fertile Atlas Mountains of Morocco and has been used for over 12 centuries by population in North Africa, Southern Europe and Middle East.

Benefits: Rhassoul Clay's most impressive properties in skin improvement are its capacity of absorption due to its high level of ions exchange. Studies have shown that it is reputed to reduce dryness and flakiness, improve skin clarity and elasticity. It is rich in magnesium, Silica, potassium and calcium.

Rhassoul is a super fine ancient clay that comes from deep below the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Although it is difficult to obtain from the deep clay beds, it has been used for centuries by the ancient people of Rome and Egypt.

Rhassoul is a highly absorbent clay, particularly rich in minerals such as Silica, Magnesium, Iron, Calcium, Potassium and Sodium. It improves skin clarity, removes dead layers, smooths texture and improves elasticity.

It also helps detoxify the skin while it exfoliates gently. Rhassoul clay is used by the finest spas around the world. It is appropriate for all skins types especially sensitive or mature.

It is used in many professional applications in spas and it aids in rejuvenation, detoxification and toning of the skin. It can be used in soaps, shampoos, facial, hair, body masks and skin conditioners.

FACE MASK: 2 tablespoons clay or seaweed (or a mix of both), 2 tablespoons warm water. MIx ingredients briskly to make a smooth paste. Clays and seaweeds vary in absorbency; if your mixture is too thin, add more powder, if too thick, add a little more water. Apply to clean face and neck, making sure to avoid the eye area. Leave on for 10 to 15 minutes until dry. Rinse with warm water. Pat skin dry.

BODY WRAP RECIPE: Mix enough clay with water to make a creamy paste. Apply to body, avoiding eyes & sensitive areas. Relax 10-15 minutes or until dry. Exfoliate off in shower.

HOW TO USE

Face mask (most common)
1. Cleanse your face and pat dry.
2. In a non-metal bowl, mix 1 tsp clay with 1–2 tsp water (or hydrosol) to a smooth paste.
o Optional: add a few drops of carrier oil if your skin is dry.
3. Apply a thin, even layer, avoiding eyes and lips.
4. Leave on 5–10 minutes (sensitive/dry) or 10–15 minutes (normal/oily).
Tip: Don’t let it fully crack and dry—mist with water if needed.
5. Rinse with lukewarm water and a soft cloth.
6. Follow with toner + moisturizer/oil.
Frequency: 1× weekly (dry/sensitive) or 1–2× weekly (normal/oily).
Spot treatment
• Mix a small amount of clay with water to a thicker paste.
• Apply to the blemish for 10–15 minutes, then rinse and moisturize.
Scalp/hair mask (clarifying)
1. Wet scalp/hair slightly.
2. Mix 1–2 tbsp clay with water to a yogurt-like texture.
3. Apply mainly to the scalp/roots.
4. Leave 5–10 minutes.
5. Rinse thoroughly, then use shampoo + conditioner.
Frequency: every 2–4 weeks (or as needed).
Body mask (back/chest)
• Apply like a face mask, leave 10–15 minutes, rinse with lukewarm water, moisturize.
Quick tips
• Use non-metal tools (spoon/bowl) if you prefer to avoid metal contact.
• Always patch test first.
• If irritation occurs, rinse off immediately.