Customer Reviews

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Anonymous
10/10

Quality of the soap is absolutely AMAZING!!! Follow the instructions provided and it’ll have your skin feeling so soft and smooth by the end of each hammam routine 😍

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Anonymous
Best!

Best!

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Angelica Wozniak
My skin has never been softer

My skin has never been softer, this is my second time buying this product and I'll continue coming back for more! For some background, my skin is typically sensitive and dry, this product is great for it.

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Christiana Montanez
Absolutely love! My skin feels so smooth! I will definitely buy again

Absolutely love! My skin feels so smooth! I will definitely buy again.

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Anonymous
Love love

Love love love

Common questions

Questions before you buy.

How do you use Moroccan Black Soap for a hammam at home?

Steam in a hot shower for 10 to 15 minutes, then turn the water off. Apply about a tablespoon of Moroccan Black Soap to wet skin, massage it in and leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes. Rinse it off completely, then scrub with a wrung-out Kessa Glove using firm back-and-forth strokes. Finish with Argan Oil on damp skin.

Can I use Moroccan Black Soap every day?

Yes, as a regular body wash it is gentle enough for daily use with your hands, a loofah or a net sponge. The full hammam with a Kessa Glove is best once a week, or every two weeks, so you do not over-exfoliate.

Can I use Moroccan Black Soap on my face?

We do not recommend it as a daily face wash, since it can feel too strong for facial skin, especially if you are sensitive or acne-prone. For your face, our handmade bar soaps are the gentler choice.

Which Moroccan Black Soap scent should I choose?

Unscented is made with Argan Oil and has no fragrance or essential oils. Lavender and eucalyptus are scented with pure essential oils. Vanilla is sweet and cozy, oud is warm, musky and unisex, and mocha is a rich gourmand scent. The scent stays lightly on your skin after rinsing.

Is Moroccan Black Soap good for sensitive or eczema-prone skin?

It is made from simple olive oil soap, so many people with sensitive skin use it happily. Choose the unscented version if you react to essential oils or fragrance, patch test first, and skip the Kessa Glove on any irritated or broken skin or during a flare-up.

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