MOROCCAN SCRUB + BATH : KSH. 5500
A Moroccan scrub is a traditional body treatment commonly performed in a Moroccan hammam or spa to cleanse and exfoliate the skin. It involves applying Moroccan black soap, usually made with olive oil, to soften the skin before gently rubbing the body with a special exfoliating glove called a Kessa glove. This helps remove dead skin cells, surface dirt, and rough skin, leaving the body feeling smoother and softer. After the treatment, the body is rinsed thoroughly and a moisturizer or argan oil may be applied to keep the skin hydrated. Moroccan scrubbing should be done gently to avoid irritating or damaging the skin.
COFFEE SCRUB : KSH.4000
A coffee scrub is a body exfoliation treatment made from ground coffee, sometimes mixed with coconut oil, sugar, or other moisturizing ingredients. The coffee grounds are gently massaged onto damp skin in circular motions to help remove dead skin cells and improve the skin’s smoothness and appearance. The treatment can leave the skin feeling softer and looking refreshed. The oil in the mixture may also help reduce dryness, while caffeine may temporarily improve the appearance of cellulite. After scrubbing, the body is rinsed with lukewarm water and moisturizer is applied. Coffee scrubs should be used gently because rough coffee particles can irritate sensitive skin.







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