Floral waters
Rose extract: what is in the 10 ml bottle?
Rose extract, rose water and argan oil with rose are different preparations. Start with the ingredients on each label.
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Botanical oils
Vanilla: why ask how it is made?
The label on our vanilla bottle lists vanilla extract, ethanol and water. It tells you the ingredients, but does not explain how the extract…
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Targeted care
Finding a balm when the packaging has changed
Sometimes you have only a photograph or part of a name. These details can help identify your balm when several products have similar names.
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Targeted care
A comfort balm: asking a useful question
You may know which balm you want without knowing its formula. A product name and a specific question make a better starting point than…
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Targeted care
Blemish care: preparing a question about the balm
Have a question about the blemish care balm? Include its name, where you hope to use it and what you need to know. Keep…
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Artisanal soaps
Sulphur soap: what to know before washing
Sulphur can attract attention on its own. Choosing the soap calls for information about the whole preparation, any stated concentration and its precautions.
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The Marrakech pantry
Cinnamon: powder and sticks in your recipes
The form may seem like a detail until you begin cooking. Before opening the cinnamon, check which one the recipe calls for; it shapes…
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Botanical oils
Sandalwood: a closer look at this preparation
Sandalwood appears in both an argan oil and a separate preparation. Read this bottle’s ingredients and directions before deciding how to use it.
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Face and body care
Saffron in another setting: the cream
Saffron appears in both our pantry and our skincare collection. A cream has its own ingredients and directions; the uses of the spice do…
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Targeted care
Saffron Comfort Cream: keep the jar’s full name
One word can distinguish similar products. When returning to a familiar cream, its full name is more useful than remembering saffron alone.
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