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Moroccan Bath in Dubai
A traditional hammam ritual — steam, black soap, kessa exfoliation and a rinse that leaves skin visibly clearer.
The Treatment
About Moroccan Bath
The Moroccan bath — hammam — is a cleansing ritual rather than a massage. You begin in warm steam that softens the skin, after which the therapist applies traditional black soap made from olives and leaves it to work.
The exfoliation that follows uses a kessa glove to lift away dead skin, and it is genuinely thorough: most guests are surprised at the difference in the first visit. A rinse, a mask and a light moisturising finish complete the ritual. Skin feels smoother and looks brighter straight away.
Best for
Anyone whose skin feels dull or congested, guests preparing for an event, and those who want a treatment with a visible result.
- Duration
- 45 minutes · 60 minutes
- Where
- Private room, Sheikh Zayed Road
- Open
- Open daily, 11:00 – 02:00
Benefits
- Removes dead skin and unclogs pores
- Leaves skin visibly brighter and softer
- Deep-cleanses in a way home exfoliation cannot match
- Helps with ingrown hairs and rough patches
- Steam opens the airways and eases tension
What to Expect
How the session runs
Every treatment follows the same shape, adjusted around you.
Steam
You spend time in warm steam so the skin softens and the pores open.
Black soap
Traditional olive-based black soap is applied across the body and left to draw out impurities.
Kessa exfoliation
The therapist works over the body with a kessa glove, lifting away dead skin thoroughly.
Rinse and finish
A warm rinse, a nourishing mask and a light moisturiser complete the ritual.
Near Me
Moroccan Bath near me — Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
Searching for Moroccan Bath near you? Our Moroccan Bath is delivered one-to-one in a private room on the ground floor of the Sheikh Rashid Building, fronting Sheikh Zayed Road.
Our address
Ground Floor, Retail No. 07, Sheikh Rashid Building, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesQuestions
Moroccan Bath — your questions
How often should I have a Moroccan bath?
Once every three to four weeks suits most skin. More frequently than that and you risk stripping the skin rather than refreshing it.
Is the exfoliation uncomfortable?
It is firm but should never hurt. The kessa glove is used with steady pressure; tell your therapist if you would prefer it lighter, particularly on sensitive areas.
Should I book a massage as well?
Many guests pair the Moroccan bath with a 60-minute oil massage afterwards. The skin is warm and the muscles relaxed by then, so the two work well together.
What should I bring?
Nothing — disposable underwear, towels and toiletries are provided. Avoid shaving on the day of your appointment.
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Booking
Book your Moroccan Bath
Call or send a WhatsApp message and we will confirm your appointment straight away.
Open daily from 11am until 2am