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106 productsMore than 100 Aytira products for skin, hair, and oral care, featuring many Moroccan classics: beldi black soap, ghassoul, argan oil, Aker Fassi, nila powder, tabrima,…Read more
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Aytira nila powder – 100% pure, for face masks, 100 g
Nila powder has been used for centuries in North African beauty rituals. This powder from Aytira is 100% pure and made from the Indigofera tinctoria plant, originating from Morocco. Mix it into a paste for a face mask or use it as an addition to your skincare routine.Features 100% Indigofera tinctoria powder, with no additives Origin: Morocco Vegan Suitable for all skin types For external, cosmetic use only Content: 100 g in a resealable kraft bag How to use Mix the powder with water, rose water, or ghassoul to form a paste Apply the paste to your skin Leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes Rinse off afterwards Frequently asked questionsWhat is nila powder made of?100% Indigofera tinctoria. This powder comes from Morocco.
€9,99 €7,99
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Aytira natural siwak stick – miswak toothbrush made from Salvadora persica
A siwak, also known as miswak, is a teeth-cleaning twig that has been used for generations to clean teeth and freshen breath. The twig comes from the Salvadora persica tree. Aytira provides it natural and without additives, in a handy holder that keeps your siwak hygienic and easy to carry with you.Features Siwak (miswak) from the Salvadora persica tree Natural, without additives Comes in a holder: hygienic and easy to carry Can be used without water or toothpaste For at home and on the go Good to knowWhen you open the packaging, the twig may have a strong natural scent. This is due to the moisture in the twig and is normal. Let the siwak dry for a moment: as soon as the moisture has evaporated, the scent will disappear and the twig is ready for use.Frequently asked questionsDo I need toothpaste with a siwak?No, you use the twig without water or toothpaste.Is siwak the same as miswak?Yes, they are two names for the same teeth-cleaning twig.
€2,99 €1,99
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Aytira beldi black soap with Aker Fassi – Moroccan hammam soap, 200 g
Beldi soap, also known as black soap, is a staple of the traditional Moroccan hammam. This 100% natural soap from Aytira is infused with Aker Fassi. Apply the soap to damp skin, let it absorb for a moment, and then scrub with a kessa to remove dead skin cells, leaving your skin soft and smooth.Features 100% natural black soap with Aker Fassi Free from perfume, parabens, and synthetic additives For all skin types For use in the hammam or at home Content: 200 g How to use Apply the soap to damp skin Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes Scrub your skin with a kessa glove Rinse thoroughly Frequently asked questionsDo I need a kessa?Yes, after letting it absorb, scrub the soap away with a kessa (exfoliating glove).
€9,95 €7,95
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Aytira Beldi black soap with argan – Moroccan olive soap, 200 g
Beldi soap, also known as sabon beldi, is the traditional Moroccan black soap for the hammam. This soap from Aytira contains not only olive oil and fermented black olives, but also argan oil. Due to its firm, paste-like texture, you can easily spread it over your warm skin as the start of a home hammam ritual.Features Black soap with argan oil Based on olive oil and fermented black olives Firm, paste-like texture Cleanses the skin and makes scrubbing away dead skin cells easier For all skin types Content: 200 grams How to use Warm and dampen your skin in the bath or shower Spread a thin layer of soap and let it soak in for a moment Then scrub gently, for example with a kessa glove IngredientsOlive oil, fermented black olives, potassium hydroxide, water, argan oil.
€9,95 €7,95
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Aytira black soap eucalyptus (sabon beldi) – Moroccan hammam soap, 200 g
Black soap, known in Morocco as sabon beldi, is an essential part of any visit to the hammam. Aytira makes this soap from olive oil and fermented black olives, adding eucalyptus oil for a fresh scent. This is how you bring the hammam ritual into your own bathroom.Features Moroccan black soap with eucalyptus oil Based on olive oil and fermented black olives Cleanses the skin; use with a kessa glove to scrub away dead skin cells Fresh eucalyptus scent Suitable for all skin types, including tired or sensitive skin Content: 200 grams How to use Warm your skin in the bath, shower, or steam Apply a small amount of soap to your damp skin Scrub afterwards with a kessa exfoliating glove Rinse your skin thoroughly IngredientsOlive oil, fermented black olives, potassium hydroxide, water, eucalyptus oil.
€9,95 €7,95
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Aytira cosmetic argan oil – 100% pure, organic and cold-pressed
In Morocco, argan oil is extracted from the kernels of the argan tree and is also known as liquid gold. This cosmetic argan oil from Aytira is 100% pure, organic, and cold-pressed. You can use it for your skin, hair, and nails, and as a massage oil.Features 100% pure, organic, and cold-pressed argan oil Rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids Free from parabens, sulfates, and synthetic additives Suitable for all skin and hair types Available in 30 ml and 100 ml How to use it Skin: apply a few drops to clean skin and massage in gently Hair: distribute a few drops through your hair ends as a hair serum Nails: massage the oil into your cuticles Massage: use the oil as a massage oil Frequently asked questionsIs this argan oil pure?Yes, it is 100% pure argan oil, organic and cold-pressed.
€7,95 - €14,95
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Aytira Aker Fassi clay pot – Moroccan lipstick and blush
Aker Fassi is the red powder that Moroccan women have used for generations to color their lips and cheeks. Aytira provides it in a small clay pot that is handmade in Morocco. Slightly dampen the powder and apply it with your finger or a small brush.Features Made from dried poppy flowers and pomegranate rinds Can be used as a lip color, as a blush, or for a touch of color on your face Provides a natural red tint that is long-lasting 100% natural and vegan, without artificial additives Handmade clay pot from Morocco How to useLightly dampen your finger or a small brush, pick up some powder, and apply a thin layer to your lips or cheeks.Frequently asked questionsWhat is Aker Fassi made of?From ground dried poppy flowers and pomegranate rinds.Can I also use it as a blush?Yes, you can use it on your lips, on your cheeks, or as a color for your face.
€8,99 €5,95
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Aytira ready-to-use ghassoul mask – Moroccan ghassoul clay, 200 g
Ghassoul is a traditional Moroccan clay for skincare. This mask by Aytira is made from 100% Moroccan ghassoul clay and is ready to use immediately: there is no need to mix anything. It cleanses your skin thoroughly without drying it out and leaves it feeling soft.Features 100% natural Moroccan ghassoul clay Ready-to-use, no mixing required Cleanses deeply and removes impurities For face and body For all skin types, including sensitive skin Content: 200 g How to use Apply a thin layer to clean, slightly damp skin Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes, but do not let the mask dry out completely Rinse off with lukewarm water Use 2 to 3 times per week
€8,99 €6,95
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Aytira rose water spray 100 ml – alcohol-free facial toner, Rosa damascena
Rose water has been part of Eastern beauty rituals for centuries. This Aytira rose water is a hydrosol: the water remaining from the distillation of rose oil. You can use it as a facial toner, as a refreshing spray throughout the day, or over your makeup.Features Ingredient: 100% Rosa damascena flower water Free from alcohol, fragrance, or preservatives Hydrating toner for all skin types Can also be used as a makeup setting spray 100 ml in a reusable, amber glass spray bottle How to useFirst, cleanse your face. Then, spray the rose water directly onto it, or apply a few pumps to a cotton pad and dab it onto your skin. You can spray it again during the day for a refresh. Keep the spray away from your eyes.
€9,95 €7,98
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Aytira Aker Fassi powder 200 g – roses and pomegranate peel from Morocco
Aker Fassi is a Moroccan powder traditionally used for the skin and as a natural color for lips and cheeks. This Aytira version is a blend of dried rose petals and pomegranate peel, with no additives. You mix it with rose water or warm water to form a smooth paste.Features 100% natural: dried rose petals and pomegranate peel Can be used as a face mask, as a lip and cheek tint, or as a hair rinse Vegan and cruelty-free Traditionally produced in Morocco Contents: 200 grams, in a resealable kraft pouch How to use Mix the powder with rose water or warm water to form a smooth paste Apply the paste as a face mask, or use it as a blush on your cheeks or as a tint on your lips You can also use the powder as a hair rinse Frequently asked questionsWhat is this Aker Fassi powder made of?From dried rose petals and pomegranate peel, with no additives.
€16,95 €12,95
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Aytira Ghassoul face mask with rose and Aker Fassi – ready-to-use, 200 g
This Aytira face mask is ready-to-use: traditional Moroccan ghassoul clay (rhassoul) is already mixed with rose and Akker Fassi, a red powder made from poppy petals and pomegranate. So, there is no need to mix anything. The creamy texture makes it easy to apply the mask.Features Moroccan ghassoul clay that absorbs dirt and sebum from your skin With rose With Akker Fassi for a natural glow Ready-to-use, no mixing required Creamy texture Content: 200 g How to use Apply a thin, even layer to your cleansed skin Leave the mask on for 10 to 15 minutes Rinse off with lukewarm water Use 1 to 3 times a week Frequently asked questionsWhat is Akker Fassi?A red powder made from poppy petals and pomegranate.Do I still need to mix the mask?No, it is ready-to-use and can be applied immediately.
€9,99 €7,49
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Aytira Beldi black soap with lavender – Moroccan savon beldi, 200 g
Savon beldi is the black soap that is part of the traditional Moroccan hammam ritual. Aytira makes this version in an artisanal way from olive oil and fermented black olives, blended with lavender essential oil. You use it to cleanse your skin and prepare it for exfoliating with a kessa.How to use the black soap Wet your skin in the bath or under a warm shower Apply a small amount of soap to your damp skin Leave it on for a few minutes Exfoliate afterwards with a kessa to remove dead skin cells and rinse off Features Moroccan black soap (savon beldi) with lavender oil Ingredients: olive oil, fermented black olives, potassium hydroxide, water, lavender essential oil For the entire body and all skin types Content: 200 grams
€9,95 €7,95
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Aytira Nila cream with indigo – brightening cream for an even complexion, 100 g
Nila, also known as indigo, is traditionally used for a fresh, even skin tone. Aytira has incorporated it into a rich, creamy moisturizer inspired by Moroccan beauty rituals. The cream nourishes and conditions, leaving your skin feeling soft and supple.Features With nila, also known as indigo Makes the skin appear brighter and more even Nourishes and hydrates Rich, creamy texture Suitable for daily use Content: 100 grams How to useApply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage gently until the cream is absorbed. For extra nourishment, combine the cream with rose water or argan oil.Frequently asked questionsWhat is nila?Nila is another name for indigo.
€12,95 €9,99
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Aytira ghassoul mask with argan – ready-to-use, for face and body
Ghassoul is Moroccan clay known for its cleansing properties. In this mask from Aytira, the ghassoul clay is already mixed with argan oil, so you use it straight from the jar. The mask is for your face and your body.Features 100% natural ghassoul clay with pure argan oil Ready to use: no mixing required Ghassoul cleanses and absorbs excess sebum and impurities Argan oil contains vitamin E and essential fatty acids For all skin types, including dry and sensitive skin Contents: 200 g How to use Apply a thin layer to clean, slightly damp skin Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes, but do not let the mask dry out completely Rinse off with lukewarm water Use 2 to 3 times per week Frequently asked questionsDo I need to mix the mask with water?No, the mask is ready-to-use and can be applied directly from the jar.
€8,99 €6,99
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AYTiRA Ghassoul with Rose – Ready-to-Use 200 g
AYTiRA Ghassoul with Rose Ready-to-Use Mask combines the purifying power of Moroccan ghassoul clay with the calming and soothing properties of rose extract. Rose helps hydrate the skin, reduce redness, and refine the complexion. The creamy texture and soft floral scent make this mask ideal for a relaxing skincare ritual. Ghassoul cleanses deeply without drying out the skin. 100% natural ghassoul clay with rose extract Calming, soothing, and hydrating Ready-to-use – can be applied immediately Reduces redness and refines the complexion Suitable for sensitive and dry skin types Use Apply a thin, even layer to clean, slightly damp skin. Leave on for 5–10 minutes without letting it dry completely and rinse off with lukewarm water. Contents: 200 g
€8,99 €6,99
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Aytira rose powder 100 g – purely ground Rosa Damascena for mask and hair
Aytira rose powder consists of finely ground petals of the Rosa Damascena, with no additives. Rose powder has been used for centuries in natural beauty rituals. You can mix it into a mask for your face or hair, or incorporate it into your own skincare products.Features Ingredient: Rosa Damascena Flower Powder 100% natural and vegan No additives or preservatives Suitable for all skin types Origin: Morocco Content: 100 g, in a resealable kraft bag with ziplock Applications Face mask Hair paste Addition to your bath Homemade creams or serums How to make a rose maskMix 2 to 3 tablespoons of rose powder in a non-metallic bowl with warm water or rose hydrolat until a smooth paste forms. Apply to your skin or hair and let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes, but do not let it dry out. Rinse off with lukewarm water. If you would like to nourish your skin afterwards, use some pure argan oil.
€7,95 €5,95
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Aytira shea butter – 100% natural, raw shea butter, 100 to 500 g
Aytira shea butter is unrefined shea butter, made from the nuts of the karité tree (shea tree). No synthetic fragrances, dyes, or preservatives have been added. You can use the butter for the care of your skin and hair.Features 100% natural, unrefined shea butter Free from synthetic fragrances, dyes, and preservatives Naturally contains fatty acids such as stearic acid and linoleic acid Can be used as a day cream, lip balm, massage butter, or for your hair Available in 100, 250, and 500 grams How to use itAt room temperature, shea butter is quite firm. Take a small amount and rub it between your hands, and the butter will soften. Then gently massage it into your skin.How is shea butter made?The karité tree does not bear fruit until it is about 20 years old. The nuts are washed, dried, cracked, and roasted, and then ground into a dark paste. This paste is kneaded by hand and purified with clean water. After gentle heating, the butter is released, which is then dried.
€5,49 - €9,95
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More than 100 Aytira products for skin, hair, and oral care, featuring many Moroccan classics: beldi black soap, ghassoul, argan oil, Aker Fassi, nila powder, tabrima, rose water, and henna. In addition, there are oils and herbal powders such as black seed oil, castor oil, neem, and brahmi.
What will you find at Aytira?
- Beldi black soap: Moroccan savon beldi (200 g), natural without fragrances or with argan, eucalyptus, lavender, Aker Fassi, or blue nila. There is also an 80 g nila soap.
- Ghassoul and clay: 250 g ghassoul chunks to prepare yourself, and ready-to-use 200 g ghassoul masks: natural, with rose, with rose and orange blossom, with rose and Aker Fassi, or with argan. There is also a red clay mask.
- Powders for masks and hair: nila powder, tabrima, Aker Fassi powder, rose powder, and neem powder for masks, and brahmi powder for your hair.
- Oils and cream: cosmetic argan oil, black seed oil, castor oil, pure shea butter, and Nila cream with indigo.
- Hair, oral, and makeup: 250 g henna powder, rose water spray, the siwak stick (miswak), and Aker Fassi in a clay pot for lips and cheeks.
- Bath: unrefined Dead Sea salt as a scrub and bath salt.
How to perform a hammam ritual with Aytira
Apply beldi black soap to warm, damp skin, let it sit for a few minutes, and rinse off. Then scrub your skin with a kessa glove. Next, make a mask using ghassoul, or mix a powder such as tabrima or rose powder with water or rose water to form a paste. Rinse off the mask and nourish your skin with a few drops of argan oil.
You can find a kessa at scrubs. More black soap, ghassoul, and oils can be found under savon beldi, ghassoul, and care oils, and everything for skin and hair at Beauty & Health.
Frequently asked questions
What is nila powder?
Nila is a blue powder used in Moroccan hammams, including in soaps and masks. Aytira's nila powder is 100% pure and intended for face masks.
What is tabrima?
Tabrima is a Moroccan herbal mask for the face and body. You mix the powder with water or rose water into a paste and apply it as a mask.
What is the difference between ghassoul chunks and a ready-to-use mask?
You mix ghassoul chunks yourself with water or rose water to create a paste. A ready-to-use ghassoul mask can be applied immediately and is also available with rose, orange blossom, Aker Fassi, or argan.
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