Loulwa Juman SalonWomen's salon · Ishbiliyah
Moroccan bath · Ishbiliyah, Riyadh

Fresh, smooth skin from head to toe

Steam, Moroccan black soap and a full-body scrub that lifts away dead skin. Answer two questions and we will suggest the right type for your skin and occasion.

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    What happens to your skin?

    Why your skin feels smoother after.

    28

    days or so

    is the skin surface renewal cycle; dead cells collect on the surface until they shed.

    American Academy of Dermatology
    1–2

    every 2–4 weeks

    is enough for most skin. Frequent harsh scrubbing irritates it.

    American Academy of Dermatology
    24–48

    hours before an event

    is the best timing, so any mild redness after scrubbing settles.

    Never scrub over wounds, inflammation or sunburn.

    Your visit, step by step

    1. SteamHeat and humidity soften the top layer of skin.
    2. Black soapSoft olive soap is spread over the body and left for a few minutes.
    3. Kessa scrubA full-body scrub that removes dead cells.
    4. MoisturiseAfter scrubbing, skin absorbs moisturiser better.

    Tell your therapist if you have:

    • Sensitive skin or eczema
    • Wounds or sunburn
    • Pregnancy
    5.0
    from 16 Google Maps reviews

    What our clients say

    Real reviews, exactly as posted on Google Maps.

    Reviews shown in their original Arabic.

    «خذت بكج الحمام المغربي والمساج، الحمام شغلهم جميل مره ويدها حلوه، ماجرحتني ابداً وهذي اهم نقطه عندي. والمساج كان مع اخصائيه اسمها ايلي شاااااطره.»
    جواهر الشمري · Google Maps
    «شفت عرضهم على التساريح والميك وقلت اجرب. الميكب خيالي سويته مع وحده اسمها سعاده، عرفت لملامحي وبقووه. والشعر برضو ولا غلطه.»
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    Before you book

    First Moroccan bath, what should I expect?

    Steam to prepare the body, black soap, a full-body scrub, then rinse and moisturise.

    What is the difference between a Moroccan bath and Sudanese dilka?

    The Moroccan bath uses steam, soap and a kessa mitt. Dilka is a traditional paste rubbed on for a gentler scrub.

    How often should I have one?

    Most clients come every two to four weeks.

    Is it women only?

    Yes, women only.

    Find us

    7146 Al Sahaba St, Ishbiliyah, Riyadh 13225

    Opening hours

    Monday11:00 – 20:00
    Tuesday11:00 – 20:00
    Wednesday11:00 – 20:00
    Thursday11:00 – 20:00
    Friday11:00 – 20:00
    Saturday11:00 – 20:00
    SundayClosed