Black Soaps

A true treasure of Moroccan heritage, black soap, or "Savon Beldi," is the absolute essential for the Hammam ritual. This natural vegetable paste, made from olive oil and crushed black olives, has been used for centuries to prepare the skin for exfoliation. Rich in Vitamin E, it doesn't just cleanse: it deeply nourishes the epidermis while softening dead cells for effective and irritation-free exfoliation. It is the secret to soft, satin-smooth skin, free of all impurities.

At Wlidaty, we have selected authentic black soaps that combine tradition and targeted care. Beyond the classic, we offer formulas enriched with noble ingredients from Moroccan and international origins. Whether you are looking to lighten your complexion, purify your skin, or simply enjoy a moment of olfactory relaxation, our range transforms your shower or bath into a true oriental spa.

Discover the variations of this ancestral care:

• Black Soap with Nila: Blue Nila powder is renowned in the Sahara for its lightening properties. This soap is ideal for unifying the complexion and reducing dark and rough areas (elbows, knees).
• Black Soap with Eucalyptus: The great classic of the Hammam. Its fresh and purifying scent clears the respiratory passages and provides an intense sensation of cleanliness.
• Aker Fassi Black Soap: Enriching with poppy powder and pomegranate bark, it is known for giving a healthy glow and reviving the skin's natural radiance.
• Aromatic Soaps (Oud, Verbena, Orange Blossom): To combine the effectiveness of exfoliation with a relaxing and fragrant sensory experience.
• Black Soap with Rosemary: Perfect for its purifying and toning properties.

How to successfully exfoliate with black soap at home?

• Take a very hot shower or bath to open the skin's pores. Steam is your ally.
• Apply a small amount of black soap to the entire wet body and massage lightly.
• Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes (a crucial step for the soap to work).
• Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water to remove all the soap. The skin must be clean before exfoliating.
• Scrub vigorously with an exfoliating mitt (Kessa) using circular or back-and-forth movements to remove dead skin.
• Rinse and moisturize your skin with a body oil or lotion.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Can black soap be used on the face?

Yes, black soap is natural and can be used on the face, but with caution. Avoid the eye contour and do not scrub with the rough exfoliating mitt on the face. Use it as a gentle cleanser or leave it on for 2 minutes before rinsing gently.

What is the difference between black soap with Nila and Aker Fassi?

Nila soap (blue) is mainly used for its lightening and anti-spot properties. Aker Fassi soap (red) is rich in antioxidants and is used for radiance, softness, and a "healthy glow" effect.

How often should you exfoliate with black soap?

To avoid weakening the skin's hydrolipidic film, it is recommended to do a full exfoliation once a week. However, black soap can be used as a daily shower gel without the intense exfoliation step.

How to store my jar of black soap?

Black soap is a living product. Store it away from water (do not put wet hands into the jar if possible) and excessive heat to prevent it from becoming too liquid. Tightly sealed, it keeps for several months.

What is the price of these soaps in Morocco?

Black soap is a very economical product. 250g or 500g jars offer a long duration of use for a very accessible budget in dirhams (MAD). It is the cheapest and most effective spa treatment.

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Rediscover new and incredibly soft skin with our collection of black soaps. At Wlidaty, we celebrate authentic beauty with products that respect your skin and perpetuate Moroccan well-being traditions.