Which Moroccan hammam set should you choose?
Compare OASIAC Nila, Aker Fassi, Moroccan Hammam and Hair & Scalp sets by their contents and the routine you want to build.
Which Moroccan hammam set should you choose?
Start with the routine, not the colour of the jar. The Nila and Aker Fassi sets share four essentials and differ in their cleansing soap. The Moroccan Hammam Set includes Rhassoul and two Tebrima formats. The Hair & Scalp Ritual combines hair care with complementary skin and body products.
Compare the four sets
| Set | What makes it different |
|---|---|
| The Nila Hammam Set | Nila Sabounia |
| The Aker Fassi Hammam Set | Aker Fassi Sabounia |
| The Moroccan Hammam Set | Rhassoul + Tebrima powder + Tebrima Body Mask |
| The Hair & Scalp Ritual | Sidr + argan oil; black seed oil + rose toner + Tebrima powder |
Shared essentials
Both Nila and Aker Fassi sets include black Beldi soap, a Kessa glove, a ready-to-use Tebrima body mask and argan oil. Choose between them according to the Nila or Aker Fassi soap you want. Sahara Nila Mask is a different product: it is not the Nila soap included in the set.
Build a manageable routine
A set is not a direction to apply every product to the same area in one session. In the Moroccan set, Tebrima powder and the body mask offer two different preparation formats. In the hair set, Sidr and argan oil support hair care; rose toner, black seed oil and Tebrima powder have complementary skin or body uses. Read the directions for each component and check the current set page before ordering.
Does the Nila set include Sahara Nila Mask?
No. It includes Nila soap, alongside the four shared essentials.
Are all five hair-set products scalp treatments?
No. The set also contains complementary facial, skin and body products.
Compare the essentials
Compare the essentials