Moroccan Natural Skincare, Direct From the Artisans
Rhassoul clay, beldi black soap and cold-pressed argan oil — sourced from cooperatives across the Atlas. Vegan, organic, nothing added.
Direct sourcing
Bought straight from cooperatives in Guigou and across the Middle Atlas — no middlemen.
Vegan & organic
Single-ingredient formulas. Nothing synthetic, nothing tested on animals.
Free shipping over $50
Flat-rate delivery worldwide, free once your basket passes $50.
Dispatched in 48h
Packed and sent from Morocco within two working days of your order.
The ritual
The Hammam Ritual, in Four Steps
The order matters more than the products. This is how it is done in Morocco.
01
Steam
Ten to fifteen minutes of heat and steam. The skin softens before anything is applied to it.
02
Cleanse
Beldi black soap, pressed from olives. Leave it on for five minutes — it is not a wash, it is a soak.
03
Exfoliate
The kessa glove, in long firm strokes. This is the step that does the work.
04
Restore
Rhassoul clay to draw out what is left, then argan oil onto damp skin.
Shop the Ritual
- Moroccan Bodycare
Moroccan Rhassoul Mask And Scrub – Natural Clay Body Care Treatment
Original price was: $27.00.$19.00Current price is: $19.00. Add to cart - Moroccan Bodycare
Sahara Nila Mask – Moroccan Blue Nila Body Care Mask
Original price was: $33.00.$24.00Current price is: $24.00. Add to cart - Moroccan Bodycare
Tebrima Body Mask – Traditional Moroccan Herbal Body Care Mask
Original price was: $27.00.$18.00Current price is: $18.00. Add to cart - Moroccan Bodycare
Tebrima Nila Body Mask – Traditional Moroccan Herbal Body Care Mask
Original price was: $30.00.$19.00Current price is: $19.00. Add to cart - Moroccan Bodycare
Black Beldi Soap – Traditional Moroccan Olive Paste Soap for Body Cleansing
Original price was: $26.00.$18.00Current price is: $18.00. Add to cart - Moroccan Bodycare
Sidr Powder for Body & Hair – Natural Moroccan Herbal Care Powder
Original price was: $29.00.$19.00Current price is: $19.00. Add to cart
Our sourcing
From the Atlas to Your Skin
EARTD buys directly from the people who make these things. The rhassoul is dug and sun-dried in the Middle Atlas. The beldi soap is pressed from olives. The argan is cracked by hand, the way it has been for generations.
Nothing is reformulated for export. What reaches you is what is used in Moroccan homes — which is the only claim worth making.
Questions People Actually Ask
What is Moroccan black soap?
Moroccan black soap, or beldi, is a soft olive-paste soap made from crushed olives, olive oil and potash. It is used in the hammam to soften skin before exfoliation with a kessa glove. Its colour ranges from deep olive to dark brown depending on the region.
How often should you use a rhassoul clay mask?
Once a week suits most skin types on the face. For hair, every two to four weeks is enough. Never let the clay dry completely — rinse it while it is still slightly damp.
Is Moroccan black soap vegan?
Traditional beldi soap is vegan: olives, olive oil, water and potash, with nothing animal-derived. Some commercial versions add honey. Every EARTD soap is vegan.
Where can I buy authentic Moroccan skincare?
Buy from sellers who name their source — the region, the cooperative, the method. EARTD sources directly from cooperatives in Guigou and across the Atlas, and publishes those details for every product.
How do I know if argan oil is real?
Real cosmetic argan oil is pale gold, has a light nutty scent, absorbs without a greasy film, and comes in dark glass. It should list only Argania spinosa kernel oil. Colourless, odourless oil in clear plastic is likely diluted.