Nouara Traditional Savon Beldi

Nouara Traditional Savon Beldi

Inspired by the authentic Moroccan hammam ritual, this traditional formula cleanses the skin and lifts away built up impurities while softening and preparing it for exfoliation, leaving it clean, smooth and refreshed.

Most Loved

Discover Nouara Ain Lahjar’s most loved products, each reflecting the artistry and care of rural women.

the red blend

For grilled meats, roast chicken, kefta and eggs

Size
the green blend
the green blend

Seasoning for fish, meat and vegetables

Size
Hair Oil Blend
Hair Oil Blend

Transform dry, weakened hair with an intensive treatment that nourishes from root to tip, restores softness and shine, and supports a fuller, stronger appearance.

50ml

Aloe Vera and Frankincense Face Mask
Aloe Vera and Frankincense Face Mask

Cooling aloe vera and revitalising frankincense come together in a fresh gel mask that visibly smooths, firms and restores radiance to tired skin.

200ml

Frankincense Face Cream
Frankincense Face Cream

A replenishing frankincense and avocado cream that visibly firms, smooths fine lines, and restores supple, comfortable, resilient and revitalised-looking skin.

40g

Hafida Ait Issa

Her love of the land and nature inspired her to transform its plants into medicinal and aromatic products that benefit both her and others. Hafida Ait Issa is a resilient mountain farmer who made agriculture her calling and passion.

Hafida Ait Issa founded Nouara Ain Lahjar cooperative in Ben Karish in 2011, driven by a deep attachment to the land and a refined knowledge of its medicinal and aromatic plants She built what became one of the north's most recognized natural product cooperatives

Dried medicinal herbs and aromatic plants from northern Morocco
Dried medicinal herbs and aromatic plants from northern Morocco

The Rif mountains are home to some of Morocco's richest botanical heritage At Nouara Ain Lahjar Cooperative, women hand-harvest and dry lavender, thyme, rosemary, oregano, and dozens of medicinal plants used for generations in Moroccan homes Whether brewed as tea, used in cooking, or applied in traditional beauty rituals, these botanicals carry the ancestral knowledge of the women who cultivate them, wild, pure, and completely natural

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