The Zita journal
Stories & rituals
Moroccan beauty traditions, ingredient guides and how to get the most from your rituals.
Ingredient Spotlight: Ghassoul Clay — The Moroccan Beauty Secret Your Skin Will LoveIf you’re looking to elevate your skincare routine with a gentle, natural ingredient that works beautifully for detoxifying and balancing the skin, Ghassoul clay (also known…Read the story
Moroccan Beldi Black Soap vs West African Black Soap — What’s the Difference?Both are called “black soap” — but Moroccan beldi soap and West African black soap are very different in texture, ingredients, and how they’re used. Understanding…Read the story
Moroccan Sidr Powder: A Natural Boost for Hair GrowthMoroccan sidr powder (from the Ziziphus jujuba tree) has been used for generations to support stronger, healthier hair. Unlike harsh shampoos, it gently cleanses while protecting…Read the story
What Is Moroccan Beldi Soap — And Why Is It So Loved?Moroccan beldi soap (often called Moroccan black soap) is a traditional cleansing paste used in the iconic Moroccan hammam ritual. Unlike regular foaming soaps, beldi soap…Read the story
Cyperus Rotundus Oil: How It Helps Reduce Unwanted Hair GrowthTired of shaving or waxing every few days? Cyperus rotundus oil — also called nutgrass oil — is becoming a popular natural ingredient for helping slow…Read the story
The Moroccan Hammam RitualThe Moroccan hammam ritual has been practiced for centuries as a weekly cleansing tradition. More than a bath, the hammam helps purify the body, relax the…Read the story
Nila Powder: the secret to bright and even skinNila powder is a traditional beauty ingredient used for centuries in Moroccan hammam rituals. It is prized for its skin-brightening and smoothing properties and is commonly…Read the story
How is Argan Oil made?Argan oil comes from the Souss (Souss-Massa) region in southwest Morocco, the only place where the argan tree grows naturally. This area is a protected UNESCO…Read the story
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