Moroccan Blue Clay (Nila Powder)
نیلا پاؤڈر
Moroccan blue clay, whole or ground, a face mask for oily and acne-prone skin with rose water.
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Rs 2,300
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- Sealed packsOriginal sealed units, packed for the courier.
- 3–5 day deliveryAnywhere in Pakistan, after WhatsApp confirmation.
- Unopened returnsSealed packs within 7 days. Returns policy
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About this product
What Moroccan Blue Clay (Nila Powder) is
This is a blue-grey clay from Morocco, sold as nila powder. It comes in two forms: whole lumps, or already ground. People mix it with water or rose water and use it as a face mask, much as multani mitti is used. It dries matt and washes off. The clay is naturally rich in minerals such as silica, magnesium and calcium. It is known as a detoxifying clay: as the mask dries, it lifts dirt, grime and excess oil from the pores without leaving the skin too dry. Used regularly, it may help acne-prone skin stay clearer, keep pores looking smaller, and bring oily areas into better balance. It may also help calm redness and leave the skin smoother and more even, with a soft, matt glow.
- How to use
- Mix 1 to 2 teaspoons of nila powder with rose water or plain water into a smooth paste, using a glass or ceramic bowl. If you bought whole lumps, crush or grind them to a fine powder first. Spread a thin layer on clean skin, away from the eyes. Rinse with lukewarm water before it cracks fully dry, usually 10 to 15 minutes, then moisturise. Once or twice a week is enough. Patch-test the inner arm first.
- Choosing a pack
- Powder is ready to mix. Whole lumps need crushing or grinding first, but some people prefer to see the clay as it is. 50 g is a trial, 100 g lasts weeks of weekly masks, and 250 g is for regular or shared use.
- Safety notes
- Keep it out of the eyes and do not use it on broken skin. Stop if the face stings or turns red. Not a substitute for medical treatment.
FAQs
Whole or powder?
Choose powder if you want to mix and use it straight away. Whole lumps must be crushed first.
How long do I leave it on?
About 10 to 15 minutes. Rinse before it dries hard and cracks, so the skin does not feel tight.
Is it the same as multani mitti?
No. Both are clays used for face masks, but this one comes from Morocco and is blue-grey.
What is Moroccan Blue Clay (Nila Powder) used for?
As a face mask with rose water or water. It is known as a detoxifying clay that lifts dirt and excess oil from the pores, so it may help acne-prone skin, make pores look smaller and keep oily skin in balance. It may also calm redness and leave the skin smooth and fresh, with a matt finish, without drying most skin out.
