Moroccan black soap, is a natural soap whose main source is Morocco, specifically from a coastal area on the Atlantic Ocean called Essaouira, and it is made in traditional ways dating back more than three thousand years, and it has been used in Moroccan baths for centuries, and is characterized by being free of perfumes and chemicals. Moroccan soap is natural fully.

What is Moroccan black soap?
Moroccan black soap is a mixture of mashed black olives, natural oils, local plants, and glycerine, and is made to obtain a solid, buttery paste.

The many benefits of Moroccan soap:
There are many benefits of Moroccan soap for the skin, including:
• It is a super moisturizer for the skin because it contains vitamins A and E
• It cleanses the skin
• rids it of toxins
• Works to relax the top layer of dead skin cells, which prepares the skin for peeling
• Moisturizes dry skin
• Helps combat skin aging
• Smoothes the skin, making it silky to the touch

How to use Moroccan soap:
Moroccan soap can be used daily, or once a week if the skin is peeling,
• Ingredients:
Moroccan bath glove, argan oil, or wild fig oil.
• The method of work:
It is preferable to use Moroccan soap when taking a shower with hot water; to open the pores. Take an appropriate amount of Moroccan soap, and slowly rub it on the skin. Leave a thin layer of soap on the skin for 10-15 minutes. The soap is rinsed off with water. The Moroccan bathing glove is used to exfoliate the skin, and the skin should be exfoliated 1-2 times a week. Then apply argan oil, or wild fig oil, to moisturize the skin.

Another way to use Moroccan soap
Moroccan soap can be used on the face, body, and hair, bearing in mind that it does not generate foam like regular soap.
• Ingredients: Moroccan soap. Moroccan loofah Moroccan clay mask. Argan oil.
• How it works: Massage the skin during the hot shower with Moroccan soap. Leave it on the skin for five minutes. The skin is rubbed vigorously with the Moroccan loofah, which leads to the appearance of dark particles of the skin, which are dead skin. The skin is rinsed, followed by a treatment with mud and argan oil to moisturize.

How to make Moroccan soap:
This is a way to make Moroccan black soap
• Ingredients: Moroccan olive oil. black olive. Potassium hydroxide.
Method of work: Mix the mashed black olives with olive oil, until you get a paste. Then potassium hydroxide is added to the paste, as much as sodium hydroxide is used in ordinary bars of soap. Heat the mixture until it becomes darker in color and a thicker consistency. Leave to cool, then put into containers. To make sure that the soap is prepared correctly, it should be foamy.