Moroccan ghassoul is one of the natural elements Moroccan women use to keep their beauty, along with henna, black soap, and argan oil, an important part of Moroccan bath traditions. The gypsum or clay is extracted from muddy mountainous areas on the outskirts of Fez, and also from the Atlas Mountains, gray clay usually sold at the Attarans, either in its raw form (ie clay stones with small or large pieces or powder), or mixed with natural oils and Aromatic or herbal substances that are enhanced by aesthetic Benefits of Moroccan Gasol or Mud: Moroccan ghassoul contains natural ingredients and vitamins nourishing hair and skin together like minerals such as silica, magnesium, iron, and calcium ... Works to rid the skin of impurities. It also removes dead cells from the skin and nourishes hair roots. Activates blood circulation, and is effective in balancing body temperature. It is also used as a natural shampoo. How to use Moroccan GhassolA quantity of a pot, then pour boiling water as much as it wet, to become a paste. It can also be combined with some natural oils and other aromatic substances, such as roses, for aromatic aroma. It is used to eliminate "acne" and prevents its formation, especially with the addition of rose water. Put the wet clay on the hair, cut it well like painting, then collect the hair and stay for ten to five twenty minutes or more, then wash the hair in the normal way, then use shampoo then, and can be painted face mask. It is used as a measure of overall skin beauty. It can be used as a paint for the body, then wash to stimulate circulation. How to use: Body and facial skin mix the lye with the water and place it on face and face as a mask and leave for 15 minutes and wash with lukewarm water for hair Mix the clay with the water and then put it on your hair with a shower and then wash with lukewarm water