Moroccan heritage · handmade
Hammam rituals, from our hands to yours
Argan and prickly pear oils, black soap, ghassoul, nila, akar fassi. Beauty passed from mother to daughter in Morocco, sourced from cooperatives from the Souss to Fez.
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Our story
One house, many cooperatives, a women's craft
Maison Nayla was born from a family habit: the Friday hammam, grandmother's argan oil, nila brought back from the South. We work directly with Moroccan cooperatives and artisans for raw, honest care at a fair price.
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The ritual
A hammam at home, in five steps
- Black soapOn damp skin, spread a hazelnut-sized amount of black soap all over the body. Leave for 5 minutes in the steam, then rinse.
- Kessa glove scrubSlip on the glove and rub in long strokes, always in the same direction. Dead skin rolls away — that's normal. Rinse with warm water.
- Nila or ghassoul maskMix a spoonful of nila (radiance) or ghassoul (purifying) with rose water. Apply to face and body, leave 10 minutes, rinse.
- Rose waterMist or apply with a cotton pad on the face to tone and scent the skin.
- Argan oilOn still-damp skin, massage a few drops of argan oil over the body, then on hair ends.
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The Hammam Ritual Gift Set
The five ritual products in a box ready to give, with a step-by-step guide.
€34.90
The journal
Guides, rituals and ingredient stories.
6 min read
Argan oil: the complete guide
Cosmetic vs culinary argan oil, benefits for skin and hair, how to use it and how to spot the real thing: the complete guide.
5 min read
Nila sahraouia: the blue of the desert women
Nila, the blue powder of Saharan women: origins, use as a hammam mask, rose water recipe and precautions. The practical guide.
5 min read
Black soap & kessa glove: the Moroccan scrub
How to use black soap and a kessa glove for a Moroccan body scrub at home: timing, technique, frequency and mistakes to avoid.
Our commitments
Direct sourcing
Women's cooperatives and artisans in Morocco, paid fairly.
Raw and natural
No added fragrance or needless ingredients: the real thing, as used in Morocco.
Transparency
INCI list, origin and instructions on every product page.
Fair prices
Authentic care at everyday prices, not luxury mark-ups.
Are your products natural?
Yes. Our products are natural-origin materials used as-is in Morocco: cold-pressed oils, clay, powdered plants, olive-oil soap. The INCI list is on every product page.
Where do your products come from?
From Morocco, each from its home region: Souss for argan, the Dadès valley for rose, the Middle Atlas for ghassoul, the Saharan South for nila, Fez for akar. We work with cooperatives and artisans.
When will my order ship?
Within 2 working days of payment, then 2–4 working days in transit.
Is delivery free?
Yes, from €70. Below that, delivery costs €5.90.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Cards (Visa, Mastercard, CB), Apple Pay and Google Pay via Stripe. Payments are protected by 3D Secure; we never see your card details.