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Savon noir, rhassoul, kessa and the oils that go with them — the hammam ritual, made for a home bathroom.

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  • Savon Noir Body Scrub

    CK Oli

    Savon Noir Body Scrub

    Olive-based savon noir, soft and almost black, cured long enough to stop stinging. The first step...

    200 g

    85.00 MAD
  • Orange Blossom Body Lotion

    CK Oli

    Orange Blossom Body Lotion

    A light lotion scented with neroli distilled from bitter orange blossom, not a fragrance oil. Absorbs...

    100 ml

    95.00 MAD
  • Kessa Exfoliating Glove

    Beldi Studio

    Kessa Exfoliating Glove

    Sample product. The traditional kessa glove, woven for the hammam scrub.

    90.00 MAD
  • Mom & Baby Argan Balm

    Maison Argan

    Mom & Baby Argan Balm

    Sample product. A two-ingredient balm for mother and baby, argan and beeswax.

    175.00 MAD
  • Atlas Cedar Deodorant Balm

    Nomad Botanics

    Atlas Cedar Deodorant Balm

    Sample product. An aluminium-free deodorant balm scented with Atlas cedar.

    120.00 MAD
  • Black Soap & Eucalyptus Hammam Set

    Beldi Studio

    Black Soap & Eucalyptus Hammam Set

    Savon noir, kessa glove and rhassoul — the full ritual.

    180.00 MAD
  • Neroli & Cedar Hand Balm

    Terre Douce

    Neroli & Cedar Hand Balm

    Absorbs in under a minute. Built for hard water.

    75 ml

    145.00 MAD
  • Kessa Glove & Savon Noir Duo

    Beldi Studio

    Kessa Glove & Savon Noir Duo

    The two things you actually need for a hammam at home.

    96.00 MAD

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Maison Argan

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Maison Argan

Single-origin argan from Essaouira, pressed over three days.

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The hammam, and what comes after it

Moroccan body care is a sequence rather than a product. Savon noir — olive-based, soft, almost black — is left on the skin in the steam; a kessa glove takes off what it has loosened; rhassoul clay, mined in the Moulouya valley, draws out the rest; an oil closes it. Every step is old, and none of it is expensive.

That is why this category is arranged by ingredient rather than by range. A good savon noir and a bad one look identical in the jar; what separates them is the olive oil in it and how long it was cured, and neither of those things is visible from the outside.

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