A gentle ritual for clearer-looking skin

Clear skin

A gentle ritual for clearer-looking skin

Deep-cleansing Nila soap and the kessa, the Moroccan way.

How Nila works

Three ingredients, one job each

  1. Nila (Moroccan indigo)

    Traditionally used in hammams to help skin tone look more even.

  2. Argan oil

    Argan oil helps keep skin soft and nourished.

  3. Black soap & kessa

    Lift away dead skin for a smoother, brighter-looking finish.

The complete ritual

Your step-by-step routine

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  1. Cleanse

    Cleanse

    Nila soap on damp skin, 3 to 5 minutes.

    صابون نيلا المشرق
  2. Exfoliate

    Exfoliate

    Kessa glove to lift dead skin.

    قفاز كيسا الفاخر
  3. Polish

    Polish

    Nila scrub for an even glow.

    مقشر نيلا المشرق

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Clear skin questions

Can Moroccan black soap help blemish-prone skin on the body?

The Brightening Nila Soap deeply cleanses and, used with the kessa glove, removes the dead skin that can clog pores, so skin feels smoother and looks clearer with regular use. It is a cosmetic routine, not a medical treatment.

What is in the No Acne Bundle and how do I use it?

The No Acne Bundle contains the Brightening Nila Soap and the Premium Kessa Glove. Apply the soap to warm, damp skin, leave it for 3 to 5 minutes, rinse, then exfoliate gently with the kessa glove.

How can I smooth the look of strawberry legs?

Strawberry legs often come from dead skin and buildup in the pores, especially after shaving. Cleanse with the Nila soap and kessa glove, then use the Nila & Argan Brightening Scrub 2 to 3 times a week to smooth rough, bumpy texture.

Can the Nila mask help with dark marks left by blemishes?

The Nila & Argan Brightening Mask is made to help dark marks and uneven tone look softer over time. Apply a thin layer after exfoliation, leave it for 7 to 10 minutes and remove it with a cotton pad soaked in water, and protect marks from the sun with SPF.

When should I see a dermatologist instead?

See a dermatologist for painful or cystic acne, eczema, or broken or infected skin, and talk to your doctor before starting a new routine if you are pregnant. Always patch test new products on a small area first: the Brightening Nila Soap contains fragrance.

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