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Moroccan Nila Powder and Lumps for Cosmetic Brands and Manufacturers

Most nila arrives as a bag of blue powder and a promise. You cannot tell indigo from ultramarine, or either from blue-tinted clay, until the material is already in your formulation.

Our Lump-First Guarantee: We ship the lump first. Break it open, run five minutes of checks, and only then tell us to mill it — or keep the lumps and mill them yourself.
Lot-specific COA
INCI declared before you order
Free samples
Worldwide export
Authentic Moroccan Nila Zarqa Lumps Raw Cosmetic Material
100% Artisan Pure Nila
0% Chemical Additives
Lot-COA Every Order Traced
24h B2B Response Time
Product Catalog & Formats

What We Supply

Pure Moroccan Nila available in raw unground stone format or precision-milled cosmetic powder.

Nila Lumps Zarqa Pressed Stones Unground Raw Format

Nila Lumps (Nila Zarqa)

Pressed cakes and stones in their original unground form, graded on colour depth, fracture, density and moisture.

  • Who buys lumps: Manufacturers who mill in-house, and brands who want to inspect a raw material before committing to volume.
  • Grades available: Select, Standard, and Mill Stock.
Moroccan Nila Powder Cosmetic Grade Milled to Order

Nila Powder

Milled to order from those same graded lumps, never bought in as powder.

  • Mesh options: Coarser for scrubs & soaps, standard for clay masks, fine for creams & cosmetics.
  • What we never add: No flow agent, no anti-caking agent, no extender, no colour correction.
Visual Quality Audit

You Can Check the Material Before It Is Ground

Nila is one of the easiest cosmetic ingredients to adulterate. Cornflour, talc and blue-tinted kaolin vanish completely into a fine blue powder, and no purchasing team spots them by eye. A lump hides nothing.

Read Full 5-Minute Check & Audit Guide →

Get a Free Sample and a Quote

Tell us the form, volume and market. We send a sample with its specification sheet and a price against your real quantity — usually within 24 working hours. If we are not the right supplier, we say so rather than quoting badly.