Royal Moroccan Bath: 9 Steps in 90 Minutes

The Royal Moroccan bath is the longest, richest version of the Moroccan bath: 90 minutes and 9 steps. It adds three touches to the traditional ritual: herbs in the baladi soap, ghassoul clay with rose water, and a hair mask.

In short

• How long: 90 minutes.
• What's different: herbs, ghassoul with rose water, and a hair mask.
• For: men and women, in private closed rooms.

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The 9 steps of the Royal Moroccan bath

Prepare

1. Steam: to open and prepare the skin.
2. Baladi soap with herbs: clove, nila, henna, white mask and a touch of lavender, blended into the soap over the whole body.

Exfoliate

3. Warm rinse.
4. Kessa: removes dead skin, at medium or firm pressure, your choice.
5. Rinse.
6. Ghassoul clay with rose water: over the body.
7. Body scrub: helps clear impurities from the skin.

Finish

8. Shower gel and shampoo, with a hair mask.
9. Body moisturiser.

What makes it "Royal"?

• Herbs in the soap: a ground blend mixed into the baladi soap, which gives the ritual its own scent.
• Ghassoul and rose water: a traditional Moroccan clay mixed with rose water and spread over the body after the kessa.
• Hair mask: an extra touch for the hair, with the shampoo at the end.
• More time: 90 minutes instead of 60, so no step is rushed.

Royal or Traditional?

• Choose Traditional (60 min) for the core steps: steam, baladi soap, kessa and scrub.
• Choose Royal (90 min) for the full experience, with herbs, ghassoul and a hair mask.
• For the core steps in detail, read: What Is a Moroccan Bath? Every Step Explained

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Before you start

• Towels, a robe, slippers and a shower are part of the visit.
• Tell your therapist if your skin is sensitive, if any herb doesn't suit you, or if you waxed recently.
• Choose the kessa pressure that feels right, and ask for a pause whenever you need one.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the Royal Moroccan bath?

90 minutes, in 9 steps from steam to moisturiser.

What is the difference between Royal and Traditional?

The Royal adds herbs in the baladi soap, ghassoul clay with rose water and a hair mask, and takes 90 minutes instead of 60.

Which herbs are used in the Royal bath?

Clove, nila, henna, white mask and a touch of lavender, blended into the baladi soap.

Is the Royal Moroccan bath for men?

Yes. Our sessions are for men and women, in private closed rooms.

What if a herb doesn't suit my skin?

Tell your therapist before you start, and she will choose with you what suits you.

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