Nila, Sidr and Ubtan: which powder, and how to mix it
Three powders, three different jobs. What each one is made from, what it is used for, and the mixing steps that go with each.
Guides on choosing a fragrance, understanding a scent family, and using the beauty range.
Three powders, three different jobs. What each one is made from, what it is used for, and the mixing steps that go with each.
Cleanse, exfoliate, mask, rinse — the four steps of the Moroccan hammam, and the products we make for each one.
A bottle keeps its character if it is kept cool, dark and upright. How to store one, how to travel with one, and how to look after the sprayer.
The honest version: we can narrow it down, we cannot guess it. How to choose with what you actually know, and what to do when you know almost nothing.
Where two perfumes from the same family actually differ — the notes that separate them, and what to pick if you already like one of them.
Citrus, sweet and fruity, green and woody, oud and amber — what each family actually smells like, and which of our perfumes sit in it.
A note is a description of a smell. An ingredient is a material in the formula. They are two different lists, and confusing them is the most common mistake in buying a fragrance online.
You cannot smell a screen. What a perfume page can tell you — the notes, the family, the concentration and the size — what it cannot, and where to go when you still cannot decide.