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Aleppo natural soap, made from olive oil (second squeeze), with 1%, 5%, 10%, 20%, 40% Laurel Oil no other vegetable oils or animal fats

Aleppo natural soap, made from olive oil (second squeeze), with Laurel Oil no other vegetable oils or animal fats Natural olive oil Soap with Incense Scent Natural olive oil Soap with Kaaba Scent Natural olive oil Soap with King’s mixture Scent Natural olive oil Soap with Amber Scent Natural olive oil Soap with Safran Scent Natural olive oil Soap with Oud & Amber Scent Natural olive oil Soap with Royal Musk Scent

Aleppo natural soap, made from 100% Laurel Oil no other vegetable oils or animal fats

Aleppo natural soap, made from olive oil with Laurel Oil no other vegetable oils or animal fats

It is composed of olive oil and potassium. Originally from Morocco, it is emblematic of the cosmetic tradition of this country. Black soap is generally reserved for the preparation of the body before massage and scrubbing, a ritual moment punctuating the hammam treatments. Packaged in 5kg buckets. Family and economic format. It is quite possible to make your own (DIY) skin care product at home. Once applied to the skin, the moistened black soap turns into a soft cream. To exfoliate the skin, use a Kessa glove specially designed for this type of treatment. On the other hand, a vegetable sponge can be used to apply the black soap all over the body to moisturise and soften the skin. This totally natural and gentle cosmetic preparation has the advantage of being applied to all parts of the body, including the face. Once the dead skin and excess sebum have been absorbed into the creamy foam of the black soap, simply rinse thoroughly.

Rhassoul (Ghassoul or rassoul) powder Packaged in 25 kg 100% recycled paper bags, this natural clay and cosmetic is used as a shampoo, skin scrub and face mask. Ecological and practical, Ghassoul is used in Moroccan cosmetics and has a place of choice in hammams. This 100% natural saponifier clay cleanses the skin thoroughly and effectively from impurities. Rich in minerals such as magnesium, silica, potassium and calcium, its absorbent properties are more powerful than most other clays. It is a very good exfoliant and gently removes dead skin cells without damaging the skin. Rhassoul comes exclusively from Morocco, from the Ghassoul and its Derivatives Company, more precisely from the only known Rhassoul deposit in the world, located in Missour, in the Ksabi region, about 200 km south-southeast of Fez. The exploitation of Rhassoul is done in the galleries of mines in particular in "Jbel Rhassoul" and its surroundings which gives its name to the deposit.