The Power of Nila Powder: An Ancient Beauty Secret Reimagined

Centuries ago, royal women in Egypt, India, and the Middle East turned to the earth for their beauty rituals. Among their most treasured secrets? A rare, deep blue pigment known as Nila powder. Used not just as a dye but as a skin treatment, Nila became a symbol of purity, radiance, and divine elegance.

Today, this ancient ingredient returns — reborn in luxury — through Cleopatra’s Secret Blue Moon Skin Polish by Noir Veil.

Nila, also known as Indigofera tinctoria, is a botanical pigment derived from a plant once used to dye royal robes, temple tapestries, and sacred fabrics. But its skin benefits go beyond its mesmerizing color.

When finely processed, Nila powder has cooling, brightening, and detoxifying properties. For centuries, it’s been applied as a face mask or gentle scrub to:

In Cleopatra’s Secret Blue Moon Skin Polish, Nila is paired with a high-performance blend of Shea Butter, Glycolic Acid, and Grapeseed Oil — transforming it into a creamy, foaming polish that deeply cleanses, exfoliates, and hydrates.

The result? Your skin feels:

While modern skincare keeps evolving, there’s a reason ancient ingredients keep making a comeback: they work. Nila isn’t a trend — it’s a time-tested ritual. And when it’s combined with contemporary science and luxe textures, the results are unmatched.

Noir Veil doesn’t just create products — we create experiences. Every time you scoop this vibrant blue polish, you’re stepping into a moment of royalty. A ritual Cleopatra herself would’ve loved.