Our Ingredients
Our products represent the fusion of plants, modern cosmetology and limitless creativity, always with the guarantee of complete safety. Each marocMaroc product offers a new take on Moroccan ingredients, whether their properties or aromas. The sensory adventure is extreme
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Zeste d’Amande
Discover almonds, spiced up by original associations to reveal its most mysterious facets. Always sweet, almost silky, musk just feels clean and fo...
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Vapeur
This creation transports us to the heart of a real forest. Candid, warm, bold, and extremely addictive. Resinous wood like cedar and balsamic wood ...
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Rose Loukoum
The name says it all, just like the note! It’s impossible not to be transported by this gourmet, powerful and velvety garden rose. It lounges on a ...
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Rhassoul
Truly suited to hair care products, this note evokes purity and should flutter through the hair without weighing it down. Moroccan authenticity is ...
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Pluie de Fraicheur
This creation flatters flowers, in particular jasmine, more mysterious than ever… We discover it as a headnote, very present in the heart of the co...
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Paillettes d’Ambre
This note is the fruit of a spicy composition, pushed to the extreme so you can really feel its strength… but subtle nonetheless. Benzoin, a real t...
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Musc Blanc
This fabulously floral creation was designed for the face while drawing on flowers with a real physical presence. A rose in the morning, still coat...
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Eau de Source
Specifically designed to adorn face care products, and in particular, to purify the skin, this perfume plays with the elements, with accents which ...
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Bois de Sucre
This perfume is the fruit of the bold blend of white wood warmed by the sun, and gourmet, oh so slightly sugary notes. Strong and powerful cedarwoo...
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White Clay
White clay is sometimes called kaolin, named after the Chinese city Kao-Ling where it was discovered. It is one of the main ingredients used in nat...
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Wheat Germ
Rich in vitamin E and omega 3, 6, and 9, wheat germ oil is known for its antioxidant, nourishing, emollient properties. It protects the skin from U...
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Prickly Pear
This cactus has several different names, depending on the continent (nopal in South America, opuntia in France, etc.). While it is well-known for i...
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Sweet Almond
There are two types of almond trees: bitter and sweet.
The bitter almond tree can be distinguished by its flowers and larger fruit. This highly nut...
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Rhassou
Rhassoul is a type of clay collected in the Moroccan Atlas Mountains, where the soil is not fertile but dry. Rhassoul requires limited intervention...
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Orange Blossom
Bitter orange, also known as bigarade orange, is the only tree to have leaves, fruit, and flowers at the same time. In Morocco, the flowers are han...
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Honey
People have been using honey since the dawn of time, and it has always had a special character and status. Olympians drink ambrosia – a mixture of ...
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Frankincense
Frankincense is the gum resin secreted by a small shrub that grows in semi-arid regions of Arabia. An incision is made in the trunk to allow the st...
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Dates and Date trees
This tree, which has been grown for hundreds of years, is now found in all arid and semi-arid hot areas around the globe. Dates are one of the four...
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Morocco’s Pale Rose
Its name is a testimony to where it grows best. In Latin “rosa centifolia”, it reflects the impression it gives of having one hundred petals (or o...
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Rosa Canina
Rosa canina is the wild rose that bears an accessory fruit: rose hip. Extremely rich in vitamin C, this fruit is highly sought-after in winter to ...
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Argan
The argan tree, endemic to south Morocco, plays a key ecological role in protecting the area from desertification and soil erosion. It produces an...
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