Hammam Set: Nila

What’s Inside Your Ritual Set

• Oliv Beldi Soap infused with Nila (150 g)
  A time‑honored Moroccan cleanser, handcrafted from olive oil and ghassoul clay, enriched with Nila (indigo) extract.
• Kessa Exfoliating Mitt
  Traditional textured mitt designed to slough away dead skin cells, refine texture, and boost circulation.
• Tabrima Saqla Body Mask with Nila (200 g)
  A nourishing powder blend of pure bentonite clay, rose, lavender, and botanical Nila for brightening and detox.

Key Benefits

• Three‑Phase Ritual – Cleanse, exfoliate, mask: the ultimate at‑home hammam journey.
• Natural Brightening – Nila (indigo) gently fades dark spots and lends antioxidant protection.
• Artisanal Quality – Small‑batch, cruelty‑free, and crafted in Morocco.
• Visible Glow & Softness – Skin feels smoother, more radiant, and luxuriously soft after just one ritual.
• Mindful Self‑Care – Transforms your bathroom into a steam‑filled sanctuary.

How to Use

1. Warm & Lather
   In a warm, steamy shower or bath, scoop a small amount of Beldi Black Soap. Rub between wet hands until creamy, then massage over the body in gentle, circular motions.
2. Exfoliate with Kessa
   Rinse off the soap lather. While skin is still damp, slide on the Kessa mitt and work it over your body with firm, sweeping strokes to buff away dead cells and invigorate circulation. Rinse again.
3. Mask & Glow
   Mix 2 tbsp Tabrima Saqla powder with warm water (or rose hydrosol) into a smooth paste. Apply to damp skin, leave on for 5–7 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
4. Seal & Moisturize
   Pat skin dry and follow with your favorite body oil or lotion to lock in hydration and fragrance.

Elevate Your Ritual

Pair with our Miracle Oil body polish and a cup of mint tea—immerse yourself in the timeless luxury of a Moroccan hammam. Welcome to your weekly reset ritual, where tradition, science, and luxury unite for skin that truly shines.

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