Single-ingredient clarity
A straightforward blue-indigo powder with a clear ingredient statement.
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THE BLUE INDIGO RITUAL
Moroccan Nila is prized for its striking blue hue and its place in traditional face-and-body rituals. A little goes a long way, which is why the most beautiful use starts with a small, measured amount.
Pair it with a simple base, keep the application short and finish with a comfortable moisturiser.
A straightforward blue-indigo powder with a clear ingredient statement.
Blend into a short mask or incorporate into a black-soap hammam ritual.
Use only a small amount, then adjust your ritual gradually.
THE THREE-STEP NILA RITUAL
Start with 1/4–1/2 teaspoon of Nila for a face or body mask.
Mix with plain yogurt or a clay mask, apply a thin layer and avoid the eye area.
After 5–15 minutes, rinse completely and follow with a gentle moisturiser.
For a hammam routine, use 1/2 teaspoon with black soap on the body, then rinse thoroughly before the Kessa step.
SINGLE-INGREDIENT CLARITY
100% Pure Indigofera Tinctoria (Blue Indigo Powder).
External use only. Patch test before first use. Keep away from eyes and do not use on irritated or broken skin.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Keep the powder dry and use a clean utensil to measure each ritual. Build your routine slowly—small quantities are intentional.
ANSWERS & GUIDANCE
It is a blue-indigo powder traditionally used in Moroccan face and body care rituals.
Begin with only 1/4–1/2 teaspoon mixed into a simple base such as plain yogurt or a clay mask.
Keep it short: 5–15 minutes, then rinse fully and moisturise.
Yes. Mix 1/2 teaspoon with black soap for body use, then rinse before using your Kanaan Care Kessa Glove.
Start slowly and observe your skin. A face or body mask once or twice weekly is a measured routine.
Patch test first, keep away from eyes and avoid use on irritated or broken skin.