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Ingredients

What we build with

A short list of raw materials, each pressed, milled, or dried much the way it has been for generations, then used for what it actually does.

Morocco

Argan

The liquid gold of Morocco

Cold-pressed from kernels cracked by hand in women’s cooperatives, argan oil is dense in vitamin E and essential fatty acids that restore suppleness without weight.

  • Deeply nourishing, fast-absorbing
  • Rich in vitamin E and omega-6
  • Softens skin, hair, and cuticles

Sahara trade routes

Nila

The blue of the Sahara

A deep indigo mineral pigment traded along Saharan routes for centuries, nila brightens and evens the complexion for a luminous, awakened finish.

  • Brightens and evens tone
  • Softens the appearance of marks
  • A cult Moroccan brightener

Fès, Morocco

Aker Fassi

Poppy and pomegranate of Fès

A natural rouge of wild poppy petals and pomegranate rind, sun-dried onto terracotta. It lends lips and cheeks a soft, buildable warmth.

  • Natural buildable flush
  • Botanical pigment, no synthetic dye
  • A timeless Fassi tradition

Moroccan olive groves

Beldi Black Soap

The heart of the hammam

A silky paste of macerated black olives and olive oil, the beldi soap softens skin in the steam of the hammam to prepare it for exfoliation.

  • Softens and preps the skin
  • Rich in vitamin E
  • The first step of the hammam

Aloe vera leaf (Aloe barbadensis)

Aloe Vera

Cooling leaf hydration

From the inner leaf of the aloe vera plant, the water-rich gel is what carries aloe’s soothing, hydrating character into care.

  • Hydrating and soothing
  • Calms visible redness
  • Leaves skin fresh and supple

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