Zakia's Morocco Moroccan Black Soap (Beldi Olive Soap) Argan Oil Unscented, 100% natural, Body Scrub, Pure & Natural, Purifying, Cleansing, exfoliating for Hammam Ritual- 16.0 Oz / 552gr Value Size

I used Zakia’s black soap several times before writing this review, this product is really, really good it’s authentic and you see results instantly it leaves your skin so so so clean, soft, moisturized and healthy fresh looking I’m in LOVE with it.Since 2 years and I’m suffering from a combination of dry/dead skin on different parts on my face and I don’t know why I must have used a wrong cream or something, however, anything I tried just didn’t help, I tried different kind of pealing methods didn’t work I tried a high percentage of glycolic acid it works for a few days and then the condition is back again .. so yesterday while I was in the shower I was so so happy looking at all my ingrown hair coming out with Zakia’s soap and I don’t know what made me just take some and put it on my face haha .. not thinking it might do anything with my condition I just was so happy I wanted to try it everywhere .. and guess what .. my face is back! all dead skin was removed I have like beautiful new glowing skin I can’t express how happy I am, I keep running to the mirror to look at my face I can’t believe it helped me with my condition I almost lost hope.The jar has good quantity really good and the directions say a little goes a long way which is true .. and the lather and smell is WOW! Don’t forget to get the Loofah it works well with the Loofah takes all dead skin and dirt out, I got “The original Kessa Hammam Loofah” 1 piece for 10$ and then realized they actually sell several pieces with the same amount !! So don’t make this mistake and buy the single one look for several Loofahs for the same amount make sure it’s the one called “Kessa”. Rub all your body with the loofah, your under arms, feet etc .. and get someone to do your back.No soap on earth beats or can clean you like the Moroccan soap .. and my favorite is Zakia’s this is going to be my soap it helped me with my face when no Rx product could, I only continue using high quality products and this one joined my collection.So this time I ordered the original .. when it’s about to finish I’ll order the lavender one! .. can’t wait !Update: I’ve used half this big jar of Zakia’s Moroccan black soap and stil very, very happy!Let me know if my review is helpful by clicking helpful. Thank you for reading!

I first discovered black soap at hamam in Morocco. I have been trying to recreate that unbelievably soft skin result ever since. I live in an arid climate and it’s a thing. If you live in an arid climate as well, GET THIS!!!!! I have a shower and do all my washing, turn off the water and get out to lounge on a bath towel I’ve lain out. Spread Zakia’s all over. Give it a beat and work the skin with an exfoliating thing. Be sure to give it time because it’s enzymatic. Let the product do it’s work! Let it sit another few minutes (set a timer! I have perfected the art of relaxation. Most folks have not.) get back in the shower and rinse well. This is a BEAUTY product. Give yourself time to fully pamper if you want the FULL benefit of this product. If you do, you will LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Zakia’s black soap! The amber and the plain scents remind me of watching goats in Argan trees and then women hand grinding these nuts till it becomes this. My skin feels amazing and the only drawback is that my friends can’t stop touching me!!

I came into this purchase having one experience with Moroccan black soap before - another brand here on YouTube that I will not mention.It was literally night and day . I swear I wanted To dislike this, because what product these days does exactly what it Says? But it’s my go to for exploration and my skin feels night and day from before when I get out of the shower. It’s disgusting how much skin I can get off every couple showers- and I shower every day!.Also- having tried another brand- the consistency of This soap is what it’s supposed to be. I mean I can’t say that with any evidentiary support but vs the other soap it’s hands down the brand I’m going to stick with . The other stuff was so liquidy I Actually fell on my a** in the shower, which is not only humiliating when you live in an apartment complex (and your neighbor comes to make sure you are Ok um fml) but leaves a nasty bruise which you then have to explain to your partner and that’s no fun. Anyways, If you sometimes see dead skin rubbing off on your towel, this is the product for you . I’m Only even writing a review cuz I go off reviews for everything so Its my Way of paying it forward in Honor of all the guinea pigs that came before me. :)tl;dr: This works disgustingly good. Oh and you need one of those kessa towels that help so much

It takes some getting used to - it's texture is like taffy, LOL - so dig a piece out & slather it like peanut butter on your loofah and work it over your skin. I bought the original - smell is not bad at all & doesn't stay on the skin afterwards so it won't clash with any lotions or perfumes you use. Takes a bit of work to get it to lather up/work into your loofah but it works awesome with the exfoliating glove.

It is true that you only use a pinch at a time. You do not want to scoop this. I do a pinch, smear it on the exfoliator glove, and lightly scrub back and forth (do not do a circular motion-too harsh on skin). It absolutely exfoliates the dead skin cells. I was absolutely surprised! I gave one to my daughter and, she too, was shocked at the skin that was exfoliated. If you have not exfoliated before, you are in for a shock! This and the glove absolutely do what it says.

I got this because I was looking for something moroccan that smelled like orange blossom with some sort of exfoliant or maybe moisturizing. This is thick gel that smells like olive oil kind of (not in a good way) and you have to scoop it out and try and rub it around but it clumps off and leaves flubber all over the shower if you’re not careful. Leaves my skin feeling sticky in the shower and dry when I get out. Product of “Morocco” in Michigan.