How to use Moroccan Ghassoul Clay Mask

We have been receiving lots of requests regarding "How to use Ghassoul Clay". So we decided to prepare a brief "how to guide". In two pages it shows exactly how to use this wonderfully detoxifying and deep cleaning clay from the Atlas Mountains.   The process is so simple and I believe much better than all those pre-prepared masks you get in tubes or jars.  Why - because they contain so many additives, preservatives etc. to keep it from going bad.  Ours will never go bad because it is pure clay - nothing else!  You can keep it for a million years if you avoid contact with any moisture.

Simply mix a small amount of clay with water and apply a smooth layer.    Your face will feel tingly as the Ghassoul clay is drawing out all the impurities and toxins from your skin.  Before allowing it to completely dry rinse with warm water.  Others will tell you to dry completely, but I find it too hard to remove and potentially irritates the skin unnecessarily.

Once rinsed you may find your skin to be a bit reddish - don't worry that is only your skin telling you that it has been well and truly detoxed.  It goes a way in a few minutes.  Your skin will feel clean and toned.  This is best to do at night to allow your skin to repair before the morning.   Below are a few pictures just to explain a bit better...

Step 1 -  Take one or two tablespoons of powder and place in a bowl
   
Step 2 -  Add water to make a smooth paste -



Step 3 -  Mix to make a thick pancake batter

Step 4 - Apply with a brush, spatula or fingers

Step 5 - Apply a thin layer and leave to almost dry



 I hope you will try Zakia's Morocco Ghassoul Clay from deep in the Atlas Mountains.  It is truly a unique experience.

Zakia
PURE | NATURAL | TRADITIONAL




Here is the link to download our "how-to-guide":
http://www.zakiasmorocco.com/v/vspfiles/pdffiles/MOROCCAN%20GHASSOUL%20CLAY%20MASK.pdf

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