Beauty & Health

Moroccan beauty products and skincare for skin, hair, and body: from beldi black soap, kessa, and ghassoul for the hammam to argan oil, Aker Fassi, henna, and perfume. The collection consists of over 1900 products, divided into six categories.

What care are you looking for?

• Hammam & Body: beldi black soap in varieties including natural, argan, eucalyptus, and lavender, the kessa scrubbing glove, and ghassoul for a hammam at home.
• Facial Care: such as ready-to-use ghassoul masks with rose, orange blossom, or argan, a red clay mask, rose water, and powders like nila, tabrima, and rose powder to make your own mask.
• Hair Care: products to wash and nourish your hair, and henna to color it naturally.
• Perfume & Musk: perfume and musk, as well as perfume oils.
• Balm & Cream: including pure shea butter and Nila cream with indigo.
• Oral Care: such as the siwak stick (miswak), a natural toothbrush from the Salvadora persica.

How to perform a hammam ritual at home

First, let your skin get warm and moist in the shower or bath. Apply beldi black soap, let it soak in for a few minutes, and rinse off. Then scrub your skin with the kessa and optionally apply a ghassoul mask. Finish with a few drops of argan oil.

Frequently asked questions

What are well-known Moroccan beauty products?
Think of beldi black soap, the kessa, ghassoul (rhassoul clay), argan oil, rose water, Aker Fassi, and henna. You will find them all in this collection.

What is Moroccan skincare?
Care that goes back to the hammam ritual: cleansing with black soap, scrubbing with the kessa, a mask of ghassoul or clay, and moisturizing with oil.

Do you also have Moroccan makeup?
Yes, such as the Magic Moroccan lipstick with henna, which lasts up to 24 hours, and Aker Fassi in a clay pot for lips and cheeks. You can find them under makeup.