How to Use Rhassoul Clay to Detox the Skin

Your skin and hair absorbs toxins from the environment, just as your body does from foods and the air your breathe. Detoxification, or detox, improves your health, skin and hair by removing these impurities. Rhassoul clay has been used on skin and hair for over 1,400 years in Morocco, and is useful as a detox for the skin. The clay comes from ancient deposits in the mountains of Morocco. Rhassoul clay has the ability to remove toxins, such as heavy metals, and excess oils from the skin and hair. As it removes these impurities, it also nourishes the skin and hair by adding nutrients such as calcium, potassium, magnesium, silica and other trace minerals that are healthy for skin and hair. Here's how to make your own rhassoul clay detox mask to clean and freshen your skin.

Things You'll Need

• Rhassoul clay Mixing bowl Organic rose petals Mortar and pestle Apple cider vinegar Moisturizer

Instructions

The Steps

1. 

   Obtain rhassoul clay through a local or online supplier of herbal products or natural beauty products.

2. 

   Put 1 tablespoon of rhassoul clay in a bowl.

3. 

   In another bowl, crush your rose petals until you have a 1/2 tablespoon. Mix the crushed petals into the rhassoul clay evenly.

4. 

   Slowly pour 1 and 1/4 tablespoons of vinegar into the clay/rose-petal mixture. Stir while pouring.

5. 

   Keep stirring until the mixture reaches a creamy texture. Set the mixture aside for 5 minutes.

6. 

   Spread the clay mask evenly over your face or body. Let it dry for about 15 minutes. Toxins, heavy metals and excessive oil compounds will be lifted from your skin during the drying process. In exchange, the clay mask will add many beneficial nutrients. Dead skin will be removed so that your skin will feel soft afterwards.

7. 

   Rinse with warm water to remove the mask. Follow with cream to moisturize your skin.

References

• SixWise