Chers Santies,
Don't you think your hair deserves the best? Last week, we talked about how the rhassoul could transform your skin.
Well, wait until you see what it can do for your hair! Used for centuries by Moroccan women, this magical mineral from the Atlas Mountains is known for its many benefits. Imagine stronger, shinier , healthier hair, all thanks to a 100% natural ingredient. Rhassoul is the perfect ally for dreamy, chemical-free hair. Ready to give your hair routine a boost? We'll tell you all about this Moroccan beauty treasure.
Using Rhassoul on the hair
Do you have fine hair and/or a lack of volume?
Rhassoul willprovide volume, shine and fortification.
- Recipe for the mask: mix water with clay to obtain a clay paste which you apply to wet hair (from roots to ends). Leave in for 15 minutes. Rinse with clean water.
- Bonus tip: you can add a few drops ofArgan oil for more intense results!
Do you have oily, flaky hair?
Le Rhassoul with its cleansing, exfoliating, purifying and absorbing properties offers your hair the ability to reduce excess sebum and eliminate dandruff .
- Mask recipe: make a clay paste and apply to wet hair. Massage the paste in as you would your shampoo. Leave in for 15 minutes. Rinse with clean water.
- Bonus tip: you can also add a few drops of hydrosol to your mask. Atlas Cedar or Green Tea or 2 drops of Cade essential oil.
Use as no poo, Rhassoul shampoo
Rhassoul removes many of the hair's greasy substances.
Recipe for no poo use: mix some of the Rhassoul powder with very hot water until you obtain a homogeneous paste, either liquid or thicker, depending on your preference. Apply it to your hair and massage as if it were your usual shampoo. Finish by rinsing.
Did you know that "No poo" ...
The "no poois a method of hair care that involves not using conventional shampoos, which are often full of harsh chemicals. Instead, we use natural alternatives such as baking soda, cider vinegar or clays like rhassoul. clays such as rhassoulto gently cleanse hair while preserving its natural oils.
Rhassoul or Ghassoul? Which of these two words should you use?
Le rhassoul and the ghassoul are actually two names for the same product. Rhassoul, derived from the Arabic"ghassala" meaning"to wash", and ghassoul both refer to this natural volcanic clay from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.
Used for centuries in traditional Moroccan beauty care, this clay is renowned for its exceptional purifying and revitalizing properties, for both skin and hair. Whether you call it rhassoul or ghassoul,you benefit from the same cleansing and nourishing properties of this precious mineral.
Rhassoul: Hair Mask Recipe #1
Steps :
- Start by mixing the ingredients.
- Then apply the paste to the hair: from roots to ends.
- Rest time: 10 to 15 minutes.
- Finish by rinsing with lukewarm water.
Rhassoul: Hair Mask Recipe #2
Ingredients:
- 2 tablespoons Rhassoul
- 1 to 3 drops of essential oil
- 6 tablespoons floral water of your choice
- 1 tablespoon marshmallow powder (optional: adds volume and shine to hair)
Steps :
- Mix all ingredients with lukewarm water until the result is a smooth, fluid paste.
- Apply the mask to damp hair.
- Rest time: 10 - 20 minutes.
- Rinse well with clean water.
Rhassoul : Shampoo recipe
Ingredients:
- 2 tablespoons water orhydrolat of your choice
- 3 tablespoons Rhassoul
- 1 teaspoonvegetable oil of your choice
- 1 teaspoon liquid honey (optional)
Steps :
- Mix all the ingredients in a bowl.
- Then apply shampoo to wet hair.
- Apply evenly to ends and scalp.
- Rest time: 10 minutes.
- Finish by rinsing with clean water.
Tips on using Ghassoul / Rhassoul
- Moisturize your skin or hair after using Ghassoul. Ghassoul can dry out hair and skin, so it's important to use a moisturizer or nourishing conditioner after rinsing.
- Moderate use: Rhassoul should not be used too frequently. It is advisable to use it 1 to 2 times a week for the skin and 1 use every two weeks for the hair, especially dry, fragile hair.
- Don't let Ghassoul dry completely on the skin or hair. Once dry, it can be difficult to remove and may cause irritation. Keep it moist by spraying a little water if necessary, and don't exceed a 10-15 minute exposure time.
- Metal utensils should not be used when working with clays, as they lose much of their effectiveness. Instead, use wooden, plastic or ceramic utensils.
- Do not let the clay dry.
Precautions for use on Ghassoul
- Perform a sensitivity test on a small area of skin (such as the inside of the wrist) before using Ghassoul on the face or hair. Wait 24 hours to ensure there is no allergic reaction.
- Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes and mucous membranes, rinse thoroughly with water.
- Store preferably away from light and heat, in a dry place.
- Don't let Ghassoul dry completely on the skin or hair. Once dry, it can be difficult to remove and may cause irritation. Keep it moist by spraying a little water if necessary, and don't exceed a 10-15 minute exposure time.
- Beware of draughts when handling, as clay is powdery. It must not be inhaled. In the event of excessive inhalation, it is essential to ventilate directly into fresh air.
- Pregnant women, nursing mothers and young children should seek medical advice before use.
- When applied to the skin, clay should not be reused. Once used, it must be discarded.
Conclusion on the use of ghassoul for hair
And so our Moroccan journey through the wonders of rhassoul for radiant hair comes to an end! Thank you for joining us on this discovery. We hope you'll soon adopt this natural treasure in your hair routine.
Don't hesitate to share your results and impressions - we love to hear from you!
Take care of yourself, your hair, and get ready for new beauty adventures very soon.