a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } How to Use Important: Do not mix Moroccan Nila Powder with water alone, as Nila is not soluble in water and will not form an effective paste. For Face & Body Brightening (Recommended) Mix a small amount of Nila Powder with natural yoghurt to create a smooth paste. This is one of the most popular methods for applying Nila over the entire face and body. For added nourishment, you may also add: 1-2 drops of Argan Oil A small amount of Rose Water Apply evenly and leave for 10-15 minutes. To remove: Do not splash water directly onto the skin. Instead, gently wipe away the mask using a warm, damp towel or soft cloth, then rinse any remaining residue if needed. For Face & Body Masks Mix Nila Powder with Ghassoul (Rhassoul) Clay to create a paste. This combination is ideal for face and body treatments; however, avoid applying around the delicate under-eye area. For extra hydration, add a few drops of Argan Oil or a splash of Rose Water. Leave for 10-15 minutes. To remove: Use a warm, wet towel or cloth to gently lift the mask away. Avoid applying water directly to the face before removing the treatment. For Dark Circles & Dark Spots Mix Nila Powder with Argan Oil or Prickly Pear Seed Oil to create a treatment paste. Apply directly to dark spots or the under-eye area and leave for 5-10 minutes. To remove: Gently wipe away with a warm, damp cotton pad, cloth, or towel rather than washing directly with water. Traditional Hammam Treatment For an authentic Moroccan hammam experience, mix a small amount of Nila Powder with Beldi Soap and apply to the body. Leave for several minutes to soften the skin, then exfoliate using a Kessa Glove to remove dead skin cells and reveal smoother, brighter-looking skin. Finish by rinsing the body as normal. Important Tips Do not mix Moroccan Nila Powder with water alone. For full face and body treatments, natural yoghurt is recommended. For face and body masks, Ghassoul Clay is ideal, but avoid the under-eye area. For dark circles and targeted dark spots, use Argan Oil or Prickly Pear Seed Oil. Rose Water and a few drops of Argan Oil can be added to yoghurt or Ghassoul mixtures for extra nourishment. When removing Nila treatments from the face, always use a warm, damp towel or cloth first rather than applying water directly to the skin.
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