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Nuri McBride
Just what I needed this summer

I prefer to buy dry products and mix my own masques, but I was intrigued by this new pre-mixed masque. I was surprised by the minty tingle that I think comes from the eucalyptus, but it felt nice and refreshing, especially during a hot hammam session during the summer. The soqla went on smoothly and had a pleasant herbal scent. It left my skin soft, clean and refreshed.

Common questions

Questions before you buy.

What is Soqla?

Soqla is a ready-to-use herbal body mask rooted in the Moroccan hammam. It blends Ghassoul Clay, Rose Water, Nila, Aker Fassi, Argan Oil and herbs like chamomile and mint to draw out impurities, refine texture and leave skin soft and even-looking.

How do you use the Soqla Herbal Mask?

Rinse your skin with warm water, then massage Soqla over your body in circular motions. Leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes. Add a little water to your hands, massage again for a few minutes, then rinse well.

Does Soqla contain lavender?

Yes, it contains lavender oil and eucalyptus oil. If you are allergic to lavender, we recommend skipping this mask.

What does Soqla feel like on the skin?

Cool and refreshing. The eucalyptus and mint give it a gentle minty tingle, which feels especially good in a hot hammam. It rinses away and leaves skin soft and smooth rather than tight.

Is Soqla ready to use, or do I mix it?

It comes pre-mixed and ready to use, no measuring. Just stir it before each use. It is made with natural herbs and plant powders and no synthetic dyes, so the color can vary a little from batch to batch.

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