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Traditionally used by Berber women, this vegetable mixture, is one of the oldest lipsticks used in the Maghreb. Popularly known under the name of Berber lipstick, it is not only used as a lipstick to redden your lips but also to blush the apples of your cheeks.

The lipstick is very essential to your Make-Up Kit! Thanks to its chameleon effect, just by the contact of it to your lips, it adapts itself to their pH and reveals an attractive pink color. Very long-lasting and super resistant, so much that you'll be hooked and addicted to it.

Our Saffron balm is made from a variety of saffron, harvested from the high plains of the Moroccan Atlas; from the shiny and generous flowers of Crocus.

This Kessa glove endowed with a rough surface, was originally made of Goat Hair. Today it is rather made of synthetic fibers, It is used in Hammams (Baths) for exfoliating dead cells with soft soap. This exfoliating process is popularly performed by a "Kassal" meaning the one who helps you through it so you can let go and relish at such joyful streaming bath. 

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

This effective exfoliating item is called "Mhakka" and it is made by deft craftsmen of Ochre Clay. It is round shaped and it presents relief geometrical lacerations for its base, for a smooth exfoliation and an ornamental finishing.

Such a real invitation to journey!

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

Natural mineral clay is extracted from the Mountains of The Moroccan Atlas, the Ghassoul has been popularly used by Moroccan women for centuries, to clean and gently take care of their skin and hair.

Ever since Antiquity, The Moroccan Women use the Henna, a special cosmetic product that colors naturally your hair and makes it sparkle with life.

Very present in ceremonies and parties, The Henna allows you to be adorned with ephemeral tattoos endowed with a strong symbolism, which, according to popular beliefs; it protects you as well as it inspires you charm and seductiveness.

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

Our Rose Water stems from the distillation of rose petals to extract active ingredients. Such an essential cosmetic product to own in your bathroom, is completely natural and possesses several beneficial virtues: Not only does it clean, protect, hydrate, but it also limits the appearance of wrinkles.

This is an Ancestral Make-up par excellence. The Kohl today is commonly used by all women of the Maghreb and not only does it give a subtle intensity to your look but also accentuate your beauty.

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

Stemming from Argan trees, Argan Oil has been used for generations by the Amazigh People of the Atlas; for its dietary and cosmetic virtues.

These are Moroccan traditional slippers par excellence and can be worn on a daily basis if desired. Such slippers were designed several centuries ago. This kind of slippers is unique, round-ended and the very first of typical Berber slippers to ever exist. Yellow of color or natural originally, it is only after a while that a vast range of choices of colors made its way into the stalls of souks.

These attractive and very feminine slippers with their pearls and tone-on-tone embroidered sequins, are not only made by gifted craftsmen in the Red city of Marrakesh, but are also made of very comfortable soft leather!

Extracted from Aloe Vera, Sabra is a special fabric made of vegetable fibers.

This sabra pumice is especially designed to exfoliate smoothly very sensitive skins.

Derived from the Aleppo Soap originating of the Antique Syria, the Black Soap - also called Beldi soap, has been broadcast and exported all over the Mediterranean Rim.

In Morocco, it was first made in the region of Essaouira. Its basic composition rests on a special mixture of Olive Oil and Vegetable Soda for its use has therefore become forevermore detrimental to care rituals in the Hammams.