Moroccan Aker Fassi Pot
Natural Lip and cheek tint | Pomegranate Flower
Two ingredients. Pomegranate rind. Poppy petals. Sun-dried, stone-ground, and pressed into a pot that has sat on Moroccan dressing tables for generations. Aker Fassi gives you a sheer, buildable flush that adapts to your skin tone and stays through the day. Clean, ancient, and genuinely nothing else like it.
How to use
Damp
Dampen your fingertip or the applicator slightly
Swipe
Swipe gently across the pot to pick up colour
Blend
Press and blend onto lips or cheeks
Build Up
Build up layers for deeper colour or keep it sheer for an everyday flush
Damp
Dampen your fingertip or the applicator slightly
Blend
Press and blend onto lips or cheeks
Swipe
Swipe gently across the pot to pick up colour
Build Up
Build up layers for deeper colour or keep it sheer for an everyday flush
Skin benefits
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Softens & Renews
Argan powder buffs away dead skin. Gently, every time.
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One Ritual, Real Results
Visible change from the very first use.
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A Little Goes A Long Way
Use twice a week. Your skin finds its balance.
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Visibly Smoother Skin
One use. Real results. Nila works from the first scrub.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you use Moroccan black soap?
Start in a warm shower so the skin softens. Scoop a small amount, work it into a paste on damp skin, and leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes. Scrub in long strokes with a kessa glove and rinse. Used this way twice a week it is the first hammam step; used quickly, it is an everyday body wash.
Is Moroccan black soap the same as African black soap?
No. Moroccan black soap, or beldi, is a soft olive paste made from crushed olives and olive oil, used to soften the skin before exfoliation. African black soap is a bar made from plant ash and oils. Moromaa's beldi has no added fragrance or oils, just cured olives, the way it has always been made in Morocco.
Can I use beldi soap on my face?
Better not to make it a habit. Beldi is rich in olive content and made for body skin softened by steam; on the face it can feel heavy and, with a glove, too abrasive. Moromaa's face step is the Argan Nila Face Scrub instead. If you do use beldi on the face, skip the kessa and rinse well.
Do I need a kessa glove with beldi soap?
Not for daily washing. For the hammam ritual, yes: the soap softens the top layer of skin and the kessa glove then lifts it away in firm strokes. Without the glove you get a clean, soft wash but not the exfoliation. Moromaa sells the two together as the Moroccan Exfoliating Ritual, at ₹1,999