Moroccan Ritual Soap

No.

The soap was developed for use on the body.

Due to its alkaline nature and its intended combination with intensive exfoliation, it is not suitable for delicate facial skin.

No.

It is a traditional black Beldi soap with a rich, paste-like consistency and very little foam.

Its effect does not depend on strong lather, but on the combination of the soap paste, heat, resting time, and the following Kessa exfoliation.

For the complete Tazi Care Moroccan Ritual, the soap is always freshly mixed in small portions with the Moroccan Ritual Herbal Blend and a little warm water to form a smooth paste.

The mixture should be used immediately and should not be stored.

Never add the Herbal Blend directly to the entire soap container.

Start with a few drops of warm water and add more as needed.

The finished mixture should be smooth, creamy, and easy to spread without running off the skin.

For normal skin, leave it on for approximately five to ten minutes.

For sensitive skin or skin that is not yet accustomed to Beldi soap, begin with five to seven minutes.

It may be used carefully.

Perform a patch test first, choose a shorter resting time, and exfoliate using only light pressure.

Always follow with a soothing Body Mask or moisturizing Body Lotion.

Do not use on highly sensitive, inflamed, or damaged skin.

No more than once per week.

For dry or sensitive skin, an interval of ten to fourteen days may be more appropriate.

More frequent use in combination with the Kessa glove may stress the skin barrier and contribute to dryness or irritation.

Yes.

The soap may also be used without the Kessa for deep body cleansing.

However, the complete smoothing Hammam effect is achieved through the combination of the resting time and the following exfoliation with the Moroccan Kessa.

The warm application may soften the skin and body hair.

However, because the following Kessa exfoliation is intensive, avoid shaving the same areas immediately afterwards.

Schedule shaving and the Hammam ritual on different days whenever possible.

No.

Wait at least 24 hours after shaving, waxing, sugaring, or epilation and until the skin has fully calmed.

The alkaline soap may cause stinging or irritation on freshly treated skin.

No.

It is a genuine alkaline potassium soap based on olive pomace oil and coconut oil.

Its soft, paste-like consistency is typical of traditional Beldi soaps.

Beldi soap cleanses intensively and has an alkaline pH.

Reduce the resting time, use less pressure during Kessa exfoliation, and rinse the skin thoroughly.

Apply the Moroccan Ritual Body Mask or Body Lotion immediately afterwards.

For dry skin, increase the interval between uses to ten to fourteen days.

The formulation is generally suitable for most skin types.

However, resting time, exfoliating pressure, and frequency of use should be adjusted according to the individual condition of the skin.

Very dry or sensitive skin requires particularly careful use and intensive follow-up care.