Daily Brightening Powder
This traditional body soap, infused with the illuminating power of Nila powder, is more than ordinary cleansing. Experience a luxurious lather that nourishes and revitalizes, while antioxidants unveil a luminous, even-toned complexion.
Say goodbye to dullness and discoloration as Nila Sabounia reveals your skin's natural brilliance. This daily essential is your key to a radiant, healthy glow.
Glow Up with Every Shower
Get an everyday effective brightening shower routine with Nila Sabounia, a luxurious lather that is so much more than everyday cleansing.
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Deep Cleanse: Wash away the day's impurities, sweat, and grime, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and revitalized.
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Hydration Hero: Say goodbye to dryness and hello to supple, touchable skin. Our unique formula locks in moisture for a healthy, radiant glow.
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Luminous Complexion: Unveil your natural radiance. This soap gently and effectively diminishes dark spots and uneven skin tone, revealing a brighter, more even complexion.
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Aromatic Escape: Immerse yourself in a fresh, clean scent that elevates your shower to a spa-like experience.
Does it work for hyperpigmentation?
The Moroccan Nila powder has the ability to reduce overall facial hyperpigmentation and dark spots. Its natural brightening agents work to fade discolouration over time but can only be noticed after consistent use and may take time. This powder is rich in vitamin C, hydroquinone, and niacinamide, which treat hyperpigmentation, giving a natural radiant glow to the facial skin.
How to Use Moroccan Nila Powder: 2 DIY Recipes
1. Brightening Face Mask (10 mins)
Ingredients:
- 1 tsp Nila Powder
- 2 tbsp yogurt
- 3 drops rose water
Steps:
- Mix ingredients into a paste.
- Apply to clean face.
- Rinse after 10–15 mins.
Use 1–2 times weekly.
2. Even Skin Tone Body Scrub
Ingredients:
- ½ tsp Nila Powder
- 2 tbsp Moroccan black soap
Steps:
- Mix with water in the shower.
- Massage onto skin.
- Rinse after 10 mins.
History of Moroccan Nila Powder
According to several online beauty influencers, the Moroccan Nila powder comes from fermented indigo leaves and is being touted to be an ancient Moroccan beauty tactic. Used by brides for generations, it differs from the regular Indigo powder and is made directly from the plant Indigofera suffruticosa, without fermentation. However, some say that it is a natural mineral found in the rocky mountains of the Sahara.
Effective or a passing trend?
The Moroccan Nila powder, which is also known as blue clay, is made from fine-ground desert minerals and botanical extracts. The striking blue colour is derived from a combination of natural ingredients and is mainly found deep in the desert. Rich in minerals like calcium, iron, and magnesium, it claims to have skin-brightening and enhancing properties, which make your facial skin clean and radiant.
QUANTITY =50 gm 
