Nila powder from Morocco

Nila coloring powder 100% of mineral origin.

Nila is a royal blue colored powder.

Blue Nila is a Moroccan cosmetic ingredient. It is one of the secrets of South-Saharan women. These women use it to lighten their complexion, soften dark and rough areas such as knees, elbows, feet and even hands .

Its natural moisturizing and nourishing formula leaves the treated areas soft and silky. It also helps reduce the appearance of dark spots and signs of aging. With Nila your skin will remain young and luminous.

It is a natural mineral that comes from the Sahara where women use it for its properties in face and body care.

Features

• Ultra-fine powder (5 microns, not considered a nanoparticle product)
• Very intense blue color (king)
• Blue coloring of makeup products and other cosmetic products
• Primary color which allows the development of other shades in mixtures with other pigments

Used as an ingredient in your “homemade” mineral makeup products:

• Matte or pearly eye shadows, loose or compacted
• Matte or pearly lipsticks
• Matte or pearly glosses
• Mascaras and eyeliners
• Lip pencils
• Anti-dark circles and anti-imperfections
• Body paints

Coloring your “homemade” cosmetics:

• Colored gels
• Care creams
• Body milks
• Melt & Pour soaps and cold saponification

Recipe idea: Add nila powder to your shower gels and black soap, your skin will look like that of a baby!

Recipe: Body scrub with Black Soap, Kessa Glove and Nila powder:

This scrub is ideal for the hammam.

- Eliminate dead skin.

- Naturally lighten the complexion.

- Soften the skin.

Exposure time: 5 minutes.

Ingredients:

• 1/2 teaspoon of Nila Powder
• 30 g of neutral or scented black soap (argan, eucalyptus, rose, etc.)
• a few drops of organic argan oil optional

In a container (avoid metal) put the black soap , Nila powder and a few drops of argan oil. Mix until you obtain a homogenous and smooth paste.

Apply the soap to your damp skin, leave on for up to 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

You can apply this mask on your face; avoiding the eye area.

Exfoliate with a kessa glove . Exfoliate the entire body except the face. use a brush or your fingers.

Once the scrub is finished, rinse with clean water, dry the skin, then apply nourishing oil or cream.

Recipe: Anti-brown spots face mask with nila powder

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This mask can be used on the knees, armpits...

Exposure time: 10 minutes 1 to 2 times a week

Ingredients:

• Nila powder
• 3 drops Argan oil
• Rose water
• 3 drops of lemon (avoid for sensitive skin)

In a container (avoid metal) put the black soap , Nila powder and a few drops of argan oil. Mix until you obtain a homogenous and smooth paste.

Apply the soap to your damp skin, leave on for up to 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

INCI: Ultramarine and silica

Capacity: 10 g, 20 g, 30 g and 50 g: in a kraft bag

For larger quantities, contact us by email.