Glow on your big day

Bride-to-be

Glow on your big day

The Pre-Wedding Nila ritual, the way Moroccan brides prepare.

Every Moroccan bride has a hammam ritual.Now it’s yours.

The countdown

Your pre-wedding timeline

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  1. Weeks before

    Weeks before

    Begin the weekly Nila soap and kessa ritual.

    SAVON NILA ÉCLAIRCISSANT
  2. In the lead-up

    In the lead-up

    Add the Nila scrub for smoother, more even-looking skin.

    GOMMAGE ÉCLAIRCISSANT AU NILA
  3. The week of

    The week of

    Finish with the Nila mask for a fresh glow.

    MASQUE NILA ÉCLAIRCISSANT

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Questions

Bridal questions

When should I start the pre-wedding ritual?

Start in the weeks before the wedding, so you can patch test every product first and build a routine: the Nila soap and kessa glove, the Nila scrub 2 to 3 times a week, and the Nila mask. In the last week, wear the Nila pyjama for 3 to 5 nights, then finish with a hammam to rinse off the blue tint.

How do I use the Nila pyjama?

Wear the Nila Bridal Brightening Pyjama for 3 to 5 nights and do not wash it between uses, so the Nila stays in contact with the skin. Afterwards, take a Moroccan bath with the Nila soap, scrub and kessa glove to remove the blue tint; the pyjama can be reused after airing it in the sun.

What is in the Pre-Wedding Nila Bundle?

The Pre-Wedding Nila Bundle contains the Brightening Nila Soap, the Nila & Argan Brightening Scrub, the Nila & Argan Brightening Mask, the Premium Kessa Glove and the Nila Bridal Brightening Pyjama: everything for the traditional Moroccan bridal ritual.

Can I use the bridal ritual on sensitive skin?

Arganlys products are made for all skin types, but the Brightening Nila Soap contains fragrance, so always patch test each product on a small area first, well before the wedding. If you are pregnant or have eczema or broken skin, ask your doctor or dermatologist before starting.

Will the bridal ritual whiten my skin?

No. The Nila bridal ritual brightens: it helps skin look smooth, radiant and more even in tone for your wedding day. It does not bleach or change your natural skin colour.