Moroccan Ghassoul Clay Powder | 100% Natural

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Description

This fine Moroccan Ghassoul clay powder has a mild and soothing effect on the skin. The clay powder is full of minerals such as silica, calcium, sodium and magnesium. Ghassoul literally means 'wash away' in Moroccan and that is exactly what this clay does well. It is suitable for all skin types and cleanses the skin deeply and thoroughly. Ghassoul clay powder stimulates the skin, disinfects and makes the skin soft. It contributes to maintaining an even and fresh complexion and has an absorbent effect. The soothing effect of the clay is also very suitable for people with acne complaints. In addition to use for the skin, the clay can also be used to care for dry hair. In short, it is a fine skin and face mask.

Usage

Mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of water with 1 to 2 tablespoons of Ghassoul clay powder. Apply the mixture to the face or body and leave it on for up to 15 minutes. Rinse the skin with water and care for the skin with a face cream. For use in hair, mix the clay in the same way as for skin. Leave the mixture for 10 minutes and then rinse.

Ingredients

Moroccan lava clay powder (INCI Moroccan Lava Clay)

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Moroccan Ghassoul Clay Powder | 100% Natural

Contents 50 GR

50 GR

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Moroccan lava clay powder (INCI Moroccan Lava Clay)

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