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The traditional art of making genuine Moroccan jewelry
Moroccan jewelry is typically characterized by its intricate designs and use of vibrant colors. Many pieces feature traditional motifs such as geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy, and are often made from a variety of materials including silver, brass, and enamel. Some common types of Moroccan jewelry include Berber jewelry, filigree jewelry, and traditional tribal jewelry. These pieces often have a unique, bohemian aesthetic and are known for their craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Moroccan organic natural cosmetics and beauty treatments
Moroccan women have long respected and adhered to ancestral beauty traditions, relying on natural herbs, oils, and extracts known for their health and beauty properties.
They traditionally use natural ingredients to make their own beauty products, and avoid chemical-laden commercial products. They use them for their skincare routine such as argan oil, prickly pear seed oil. Henna and rose water for hair care.
They also rely on traditional beauty treatments such as the hammam, a steam bath ritual using
* Black Soap a natural vegetable paste based with olives rich in vitamin E and Kessa Glove, used as body scrub to remove the skin’s dead cells in the Hammam.
* Rhassoul clay as a mask to detoxify skin and to wash their hair. Green clay is another amazing mask that deep cleans and absorbs excess oils from your skin. These clay exfoliate, revitalize and improve the quality of skin and hair.
* Moroccan women use fresh rose petals from the Moroccan Atlas Roses Valley to create a number of beauty products including rose water. Due to its inflammatory properties, rose water is used to remove makeup and to calm irritated skin.
* Aker Fassi / Red Poppy Powder 100% Natural, it’s made from poppy powder and naturally dried pomegranate rind. This powder is then used by Moroccan women for makeup and hair care with henna.
* Black Soap a natural vegetable paste based with olives rich in vitamin E and Kessa Glove, used as body scrub to remove the skin’s dead cells in the Hammam.
* Rhassoul clay as a mask to detoxify skin and to wash their hair. Green clay is another amazing mask that deep cleans and absorbs excess oils from your skin. These clay exfoliate, revitalize and improve the quality of skin and hair.
* Moroccan women use fresh rose petals from the Moroccan Atlas Roses Valley to create a number of beauty products including rose water. Due to its inflammatory properties, rose water is used to remove makeup and to calm irritated skin.
* Aker Fassi / Red Poppy Powder 100% Natural, it’s made from poppy powder and naturally dried pomegranate rind. This powder is then used by Moroccan women for makeup and hair care with henna.
The traditional art of making genuine Moroccan jewelry
Moroccan jewelry is typically characterized by its intricate designs and use of vibrant colors. Many pieces feature traditional motifs such as geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy, and are often made from a variety of materials including silver, brass, and enamel. Some common types of Moroccan jewelry include Berber jewelry, filigree jewelry, and traditional tribal jewelry. These pieces often have a unique, bohemian aesthetic and are known for their craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Moroccan organic natural cosmetics and beauty treatments
Moroccan women have long respected and adhered to ancestral beauty traditions, relying on natural herbs, oils, and extracts known for their health and beauty properties.
They traditionally use natural ingredients to make their own beauty products, and avoid chemical-laden commercial products. They use them for their skincare routine such as argan oil, prickly pear seed oil. Henna and rose water for hair care.
They also rely on traditional beauty treatments such as the hammam, a steam bath ritual using
* Black Soap a natural vegetable paste based with olives rich in vitamin E and Kessa Glove, used as body scrub to remove the skin’s dead cells in the Hammam.
* Rhassoul clay as a mask to detoxify skin and to wash their hair. Green clay is another amazing mask that deep cleans and absorbs excess oils from your skin. These clay exfoliate, revitalize and improve the quality of skin and hair.
* Moroccan women use fresh rose petals from the Moroccan Atlas Roses Valley to create a number of beauty products including rose water. Due to its inflammatory properties, rose water is used to remove makeup and to calm irritated skin.
* Aker Fassi / Red Poppy Powder 100% Natural, it’s made from poppy powder and naturally dried pomegranate rind. This powder is then used by Moroccan women for makeup and hair care with henna.
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