Bridal Glow Set

• Moroccan Loofah: Exfoliates dead skin and significantly helps treat keratosis pilaris (“chicken skin”) • Moroccan Soap: Deep cleansing and gentle skin hydration • Moroccan Taprima: Brightens and evens skin tone while helping remove dead skin • Moroccan Clay (Rhassoul): Regulates oil secretion, treats back and butt acne, and smoothens the skin • White clay Mask: Instantly brightens the skin • Raw Indigo (Nila): Evens skin tone and brightens the body and sensitive areas • Indigo Soap (Nila Soap): Brightens the skin, gives natural radiance, and deep cleansing • Sudanese Wax with Saad Oil: Removes hair from the roots and delays regrowth • Saad Oil: Delays unwanted hair growth • Pure Essential Oil: Long-lasting and natural fragrance • Body Butter with Shea & Cocoa: Deep hydration, extreme softness, and fragrance without irritation • Creamy Tint: Natural skin blush/tint • Bikini Balm with Licorice & Frankincense: Safe brightening and hydration for sensitive areas • Sudanese Scrub (Dalkah): Removes dead skin, brightens and evens skin tone, moisturizes and perfumes the body with natural oils lasting up to 48 hours

The skin preparation stage begins by wetting the body with hot water for ten minutes, which helps to open the pores and prepare the skin for deep cleansing. During the exfoliation stage, a spoonful of Moroccan soap is mixed with a spoonful of Tebrima and a little hot water until a smooth, creamy texture is obtained. The mixture is applied to the body and massaged in gentle circular motions for ten minutes, then rinsed thoroughly with hot water for 10 minutes. Next comes the dead skin removal stage, where the Moroccan loofah is used in horizontal movements to remove dead skin cells and deeply cleanse the skin. In the Moroccan clay mask stage, the clay is mixed with hot water and left for 2 minutes, then spread over the entire body. Once it dries completely, it is rinsed thoroughly with water. For the White Ghassoul & Blue Nila mask, mix 1 tablespoon of White Ghassoul Mask with 1/4 teaspoon of Blue Nila powder, add 2 tablespoons of yogurt and a little water until a smooth, creamy texture is obtained. Spread the mixture over the entire body, leave it for 10 minutes until dry, then rinse thoroughly with water. The care routine concludes with the final hydration stage, where the skin is dried properly, then body butter is applied for deep hydration, leaving the skin soft and smooth all day long. Pure essential oil is applied to the pulse points to perfume the body and give it a pleasant, lasting fragrance. Creamy tint is applied to the cheeks and lips to give a natural and healthy color. The Bikini Balm is then used to hydrate and brighten the bikini area, keeping it soft and delicately scented. Sudanese sugar wax is used once a month. Heat it either in the microwave for 30 seconds (without a cover) or in a warm water bath for 5 minutes until ready to use. Apply it to clean, dry skin following the traditional waxing method. Afterward, rinse the body with warm water only, then apply Saad Oil to the same areas twice daily for three consecutive days. The Sudanese Dilka Scrub is best used at least four days before or after the Moroccan Hammam to avoid skin irritation caused by excessive rubbing. Always use the product on completely dry skin. Take a suitable amount, mix with a little water until a semi-liquid texture is obtained, spread it over the entire body, and leave it until completely dry. Gently rub the body by hand to remove any residue, then rinse with warm water only, without using soap.

• Noticeably softer skin from the first use • Even and radiant skin tone with lightened dark areas • Long-lasting hydration and smooth texture • Visible improvement in “strawberry skin” and rough areas by 70% from the first use • Refreshing, long-lasting natural fragrance • Removes dead skin and brightens overall body tone • Natural rosy glow for the skin

• Sudanese Dilka Scrub should be stored in the refrigerator to maintain freshness. • Store products such as Moroccan Clay, Tebrima, White Ghassoul Mask, and Blue Nila in a cool, dry place to preserve their effectiveness. • Use a completely dry spoon when taking the products. • Moroccan Blue Nila Soap may leave a slight tint — gently scrub nails with a brush and soap after use to remove any residue. • Moroccan Soap is made from 100% natural oils and free from synthetic fragrances, so its scent may seem strong to some users, but it fades quickly — a true sign of purity and authenticity. • Avoid using the Moroccan glove right after dry brushing, scrubs, or chemical exfoliants to prevent skin irritation. • Perform hair removal two days after using the glove (not before or immediately after) to avoid sensitivity or inflammation. • The glove may shrink slightly after the first use — this is completely normal as it’s made from 100% natural fibers. • Do not use immediately after laser hair removal; wait at least one week if there’s no irritation or burns. • It is recommended to perform the Moroccan Hammam once a week, while ensuring that areas affected by keratosis pilaris (“chicken skin”) are moisturized daily to maintain skin softness. • Sanitize the Moroccan loofah/glove after every use with hot water and vinegar to maintain hygiene and prolong its lifespan. • Due to movement during shipping, the product may settle unevenly, but rest assured it is securely sealed in plastic to ensure safety and hygiene

• Original Moroccan Exfoliating Glove “Kessal Khouloud” – Premium Quality • Moroccan Soap – 200 g (Available in Blue Nila or beldi) • Moroccan Tebrima – 100 g • Moroccan Clay – 200 g • White Ghassoul Mask – 200 g • Pure Blue Nila Powder – 20 g • Blue Nila Soap – 100 g • Body Butter – 50 g (Rose, Lemon & Strawberry) • Pure Essential Oil – 10 ml • Creamy Tint – 15 ml (Pink & Red) • Bikini Balm with Licorice Extract – 15 ml • Original Saad Oil – 15 ml • Sudanese Sugar Wax with Saad Oil & Dilka – 250 g • Sudanese Dilka Scrub with Essential Oils – 200 g