Rassoul o Rhassoul

Rassoul or Rhassoul is a natural clay rich in minerals used by women in the Middle East for the beauty of the hair and skin. This popular clay among women Berber is extracted in the area of Atlas in Morocco and exactly in the regions of Ksabi, where local people use it as shampoo and soap for wash. The Rassoul is an integral part of culture of Hammam, like the use of black soap and the exfoliant glove (kessa). It is the subject of a trade throughout the Middle East and is traditionally offered to the young Moroccan bride. The Moroccan royal family reserves today one of the many strands of "Djebel-Rhassoul" for his personal consumption. Different from shampoos and soaps, rhassoul does not contain surfactants; a suggest is to mix the clay with the water so that you can get a sweet paste, this dough absorbs impurities and fats that you can eliminate with the rinse. The compound obtained should be used on the skin, as a gommage; keep on ten minutes and rinse to get a satin skin. Also you can use on the hair like a mask (for 15 minutes) and to rinse with abundant water so that there will be silk and nourish hair(on dry hair to add composed of sweet almond).