Description

Moroccan Nila, also known as “Indigo Powder” or “Nila Zarka”, is a traditional Moroccan beauty product used for skincare and hair care. Derived from natural ingredients, including crushed indigo plants or similar minerals, it has been used for generations as part of Moroccan beauty rituals. Here’s a detailed description: Appearance and Texture • Moroccan Nila typically has a deep blue or indigo color. • It comes in a fine powder form, which can be mixed with other ingredients to create masks or treatments. Benefits for Skin 1. Brightening: Nila is often used to brighten and even out skin tone, especially for reducing hyperpigmentation or dark spots. 2. Softening: It helps soften the skin, leaving it smooth and radiant. 3. Anti-inflammatory: Known for its soothing properties, it can help reduce redness and calm irritated skin. Benefits for Hair 1. Natural Dye: It can impart a blue-black tint to hair, similar to henna. 2. Nourishing: Provides moisture and shine to dry or damaged hair. Traditional Uses • Body Treatments: Women often mix Nila with rose water, argan oil, or clay for body masks, particularly before weddings or special events. • Face Masks: Combined with yogurt or honey for a rejuvenating facial treatment. • Hair Masks: Used with oils to enhance hair texture and color. Application To use, the powder is mixed with water or other natural ingredients to create a paste. The mixture is then applied to the desired area for a specific amount of time before rinsing.