Morocco is a beautiful country. It is in the landscapes, the architecture, the craftsmanship of its people and in their sensory skincare rituals.
Moroccan beauty is deeply rooted in purity and cleanliness. Moroccan skincare products are infused with powerful ingredients that instantly transport us to the motherland. They take us into dusky deserts and bustling souks as well as peaceful botanical gardens. They also deliver remarkable results in terms of our skin’s radiance.
These five Moroccan beauty tips will help you create your own ritual.
Moroccan Beauty Oils Are Essential to Your Ritual
Moroccan argan oil has long been a beauty secret. The argan kernels are only found in the Sous Valley of Morocco. It has been used in Morocco for centuries to protect skin from the harsh climate. This liquid gold is now scientifically proven as a powerful moisturizer and to reduce sebum.
Not only argan oil can provide incredible skin benefits. Plant-based oils like prickly pear oil, apricot oil, olive oil, and almond all contain antioxidants that repair and nourish the skin. You can achieve radiant, smooth and glowing skin by using a range of natural oils.
Use clay to soften skin and cleanse pores
In the Moroccan Hammam, clay is used to purify and cleanse the skin. In the Hammam, earthy Rassoul is mixed with water and fragrant roses in a bowl or tassa to form a smooth paste. The paste is applied to the hair, face and body and left for a few minutes before being rinsed off. This results in a soft, supple and healthy skin.
You can easily add the benefits of clay to your skincare routine. A purifying Clay Mask will soothe, hydrate and detoxify the skin. It will absorb any excess sebum while cleansing the pores.
Since Centuries, Scented Waters have been a tradition in Moroccan Beauty
Moroccans have used scented water in skin treatments, perfumes and cooking for centuries. Rose water is traditionally made from roses picked in the Valley of Roses, at the foot of the Atlas Mountain. Rose water has anti-inflammatory and soothing properties.
Orange blossom is another important fragrance in Moroccan beauty. It comes from bitter orange flowers that grow in North Africa. It is a common ingredient in Moroccan cuisine, but it can be used to refresh and hydrate the skin.
Moroccan Black Soap has magical skin-smoothing benefits
Sabon Beldi, also known as Moroccan black soap or Sabon Beldi, is made of black olives with natural oils. This gel-like soap made from plant extracts is used to cover the entire body after applying clay. Sabon Beldi is applied to the skin for a short time, allowing it to absorb all of the vitamins and nutrients.
Moroccan black soap exfoliates the skin and cleanses it, leaving you feeling nourished and revitalized. Each region of Morocco has their own recipe for the perfect Sabon Beldi. Some people add essential oil to achieve unique results.
Kessa is the perfect at-home Moroccan Hammam
A kessa will help you achieve the ultimate Moroccan beauty routine. The kessa, a coarse-textured exfoliating glove that is used in the Hammam or shower to remove dead skin cells and negative emotions. The kessa is a great way to remove dead skin and negative emotions.
The skin is completely soft and smooth, and you feel energized and rejuvenated. You’ll notice that your skin becomes more supple and radiant when you use it regularly.
