{"id":4371,"date":"2020-02-17T10:00:38","date_gmt":"2020-02-17T09:00:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.lessensdemarrakech.fr\/blog\/?p=4371"},"modified":"2025-11-28T11:52:32","modified_gmt":"2025-11-28T10:52:32","slug":"moroccan-clay-for-hair-skin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lessensdemarrakech.fr\/blog\/en\/bath-and-body\/moroccan-clay-for-hair-skin\/","title":{"rendered":"Moroccan clay for hair and skin"},"content":{"rendered":"

Rhassoul, or ghassoul, or Moroccan lava clay, is a clay of natural origin famous in Morocco. Present on the Les Sens de Marrakech website<\/a><\/strong>, it can be used daily in the shower to take full advantage of its saponifying properties.<\/p>\n

Rhassoul mask for the skin<\/h2>\n

The moroccan clay mask<\/strong> offers remarkable benefits for the skin. Its composition of natural origin makes it suitable for all skin types without causing harm.<\/p>\n

Rhassoul, a natural face cleanser<\/h3>\n

It absorbs impurities from the skin, which is why it is very popular in Morocco during traditional hammam sessions.<\/p>\n

Moroccan clay as a mask for oily skin<\/h3>\n

It helps regulate sebum production on oily skin by absorbing excess while remaining gentle on the skin.<\/p>\n

Ghassoul, synonymous with soft skin<\/h3>\n

After using the mask, the skin is cleansed, softer, and pores appear tightened.<\/p>\n

Rhassoul mask for hair<\/h2>\n

During a Moroccan hammam session<\/a><\/strong>, women use this rhassoul mask for both skin and hair.<\/p>\n

Shampoo with rhassoul clay<\/h3>\n

Thanks to its mineral content, it works as a shampoo, removing impurities from the scalp. Leave it on for a few minutes to feel its effects. This rhassoul shampoo<\/strong> is recommended for oily scalps. Due to its strong absorbent properties, it is not suitable for colored or bleached hair. Silicone-free and chemical-free, it is a perfect ally for hair and scalp with an oily tendency.<\/p>\n

Scalp protection<\/h3>\n

When the scalp is clean and free from residues, it supports stronger and shinier hair.<\/p>\n

Reduces dandruff and itching<\/h3>\n

For those experiencing dandruff or itching, adding a rhassoul hair mask<\/strong> to their routine helps restore scalp health naturally.<\/p>\n

How to apply Rhassoul to hair<\/h2>\n

To make a paste, mix the rhassoul hair powder with hot water or micellar water<\/strong><\/a>. Apply the mixture to the desired area. Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.<\/p>\n

How to apply the Rhassoul body mask<\/h2>\n

Follow the same process as for hair, except that for dry skin, you can mix rhassoul powder with Argan oil<\/strong><\/a> or sensual oil<\/strong><\/a>. Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes, then rinse.<\/p>\n

Where to find Moroccan clay?<\/h2>\n

On the Les Sens de Marrakech website, choose between Rhassoul with aromatic extracts<\/a><\/strong> or unscented rhassoul<\/a><\/strong>. Either option can become your favorite cleanser for face, body, and hair.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Rhassoul, or ghassoul, or Moroccan lava clay, is a clay of natural origin famous in Morocco. Present on the Les Sens de Marrakech website, it can be used daily in the shower to take full advantage of its saponifying properties. Rhassoul mask for the skin The moroccan clay mask offers remarkable benefits for the skin. Its composition of natural origin…<\/p>\n

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