Arganlys Nila soap, scrub, mask and kessa glove on Moroccan rock

Moroccan brightening rituals

Brighten the look of dark spots with Moroccan Nila

Authentic Moroccan hammam rituals: Nila black soap, kessa glove and argan, made in Morocco.

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The hammam ritual

Four steps to brighter skin

The centuries-old Moroccan hammam routine, made simple for your shower at home.

  1. Arganlys Nila soap in an open jar on Moroccan rock

    Step one

    Cleanse

    Lather the Nila black soap (savon beldi) on damp skin and leave it for 3 to 5 minutes, then rinse.

    SAVON NILA ÉCLAIRCISSANT105.00 dh
  2. Hand holding the Arganlys kessa glove against Moroccan rock

    Step two

    Exfoliate

    Scrub with the kessa glove to lift away dead skin.

    GANT KESSA PREMIUM70.00 dh
  3. Open jar of Arganlys Nila scrub on Moroccan rock

    Step three

    Polish

    Massage the Nila scrub in circles for an even glow.

    GOMMAGE ÉCLAIRCISSANT AU NILA259.00 dh
  4. Open jar of blue Arganlys Nila mask on Moroccan rock

    Step four

    Brighten

    Apply a thin layer of the mask for 7 to 10 minutes, then remove it with a damp cotton pad.

    MASQUE NILA ÉCLAIRCISSANT229.00 dh
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  • ISO 22716 certified
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  • Made in Morocco
  • Hammam rituals
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Our heritage

Nila, Morocco’s blue secret.

Nila is a blue powder made from indigo leaves. In Moroccan hammams it is still part of the ritual, passed from mother to daughter. We pair it with argan oil, for your shower at home.

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Not all Nila is equal

We use authentic Moroccan Nila, made into finished formulas in Morocco. Our products are ISO 22716 certified.

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Arganlys founder preparing Nila in the lab

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Rooted in Moroccan rituals

Ouissal founded Arganlys to share the beauty rituals she grew up with in Morocco. Every jar is made in Morocco. Our products are ISO 22716 certified.

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Your questions, answered

What is Arganlys?

Arganlys is a Moroccan skincare brand that brings the traditional hammam ritual into your shower at home. Our range is built around Nila (Moroccan blue indigo) and argan oil: the Brightening Nila Soap, the Premium Kessa Glove, the Nila & Argan Brightening Scrub and the Nila & Argan Brightening Mask, plus bridal and gift bundles.

How do I do a Moroccan hammam ritual at home?

Steam or shower for a few minutes, apply Nila soap to damp skin for 3 to 5 minutes and rinse, then exfoliate with the kessa glove. Massage in the Nila scrub, rinse and finish with a thin layer of the Nila mask for 7 to 10 minutes. The Nila & Argan Brightening Bundle contains the soap, scrub and mask.

What is Nila and does it whiten the skin?

Nila is a blue powder made from indigo leaves, used in Moroccan hammams for generations. It does not whiten or bleach your skin: used in a regular routine with exfoliation and daily sunscreen, it helps skin look brighter and more even. We recommend a patch test before first use.

Which Arganlys product should I choose for my skin concern?

For dark underarms, knees or bikini line, start with the Nila & Argan Brightening Bundle. For blemish-prone skin on the body and strawberry legs, the No Acne Bundle pairs the Brightening Nila Soap with the Premium Kessa Glove. Preparing for a wedding? The Pre-Wedding Nila Bundle includes the full ritual and the Nila pyjama.

Do you deliver across Morocco?

Yes. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and delivered across Morocco by our courier, Sendit, with free delivery on orders over 400 DH. Delivery options and costs are shown at checkout.

Can I buy Arganlys in a shop?

Yes, our products are sold by official retailers in Casablanca, Rabat, Agadir and Tétouan. See the store locator for addresses and directions, and call ahead to check what is in stock.

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