Oriental culture offers a treasure trove of beauty discoveries, from music and dance to exotic flora like organic argan oil and prickly pear oil. Among these timeless rituals is rhassoul clay, a natural gift from Morocco renowned for its deep-cleansing properties. Ideal for sensitive skin and scalps, this mineral-rich volcanic clay purifies without harsh chemicals.
Also known as ghassoul, rhassoul is a natural volcanic clay sourced from Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains. Rich in provitamins, macro-elements, and trace minerals like silicon, iron, magnesium, potassium, and sodium, it's ground into a fine, odorless brown-to-gray powder. In Arabic, "ghassoul" means "to wash," highlighting its traditional role as a gentle cleanser for sensitive skin and scalps.
Rhassoul excels in cosmetics with its cleansing, purifying, and degreasing abilities, absorbing impurities without stripping natural oils.
For skin, it gently cleanses and purifies, decongests the epidermis, and absorbs excess sebum to combat toxins and imperfections. It regulates sebum production, tightens pores with astringent effects, and is ideal for combination, oily, mature, or dull skin. Its regenerating and brightening properties restore elasticity and radiance.
For hair, rhassoul removes impurities while preserving the protective sheath. It balances oily scalps, regulates sebum, adds volume to fine hair, fights dandruff, eases detangling, and leaves strands supple and clean. This natural treatment revitalizes both skin and hair, softening and perfecting them.
Rhassoul's purifying power makes it versatile for all skin and hair types—as a mask, scrub, cleanser, soap, or shampoo. It's a natural, eco-friendly alternative to chemical products, safe for sensitive skin and fragile hair, without polluting water. Note: Rinse thoroughly to avoid residue.
Try it in Maison des Sultans' Argan Rhassoul solid shampoo, enriched with organic argan oil for deep cleansing and hydration.
