Tislit Beauty ingredients
From the sacred lands of the Amazigh Atlas, TISLIT BEAUTY selects rare and powerful botanicals. Each ingredient carries proven skincare benefits, but also centuries of rituals, festivals, and ancestral wisdom.
Today, TISLIT BEAUTY unveils these secrets and reinterprets them with modern science through exclusive ritual sets, making the virtues of these ancestral recipes accessible to you.
Saffron – Red Gold of the Atlas
- Benefits: Powerful antioxidant, helps reduce wrinkles, boosts radiance.
- Amazigh Ritual: Used in bridal beauty rituals and festive ceremonies, symbol of luxury and light.
- Origin: Grown in the High Atlas mountains around Taliouine and Taroudant, the historic heart of Amazigh saffron.
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Rose – The Queen of the Valley
- Benefits: Hydrating, toning, soothing.
- Amazigh Ritual: Celebrated each spring during the Rose Festival of the Dadès Valley (Kelaat M’Gouna).
- Origin: Cultivated in the Valley of Roses, High Atlas.
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Argan – The Liquid Gold of Amazigh Women
- Benefits: Restores elasticity, deeply nourishes, protects skin and hair.
- Amazigh Ritual: Traditionally used by Amazigh women in wedding preparations and hair care rituals.
- Origin: From the Arganeraie of Souss-Massa and Atlas foothills, a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
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Prickly Pear Seed – A Rare Amazigh Elixir
- Benefits: Rich in vitamin E and fatty acids → anti-aging, regenerating, healing.
- Amazigh Ritual: Passed down as a night elixir for skin repair.
- Origin: Native to Southwest Morocco, thriving in the Atlas slopes and Souss-Massa.
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Fenugreek – Strength Rooted in Tradition
- Benefits: Stimulates hair growth, strengthens roots, nourishes skin.
- Amazigh Ritual: Used in ancestral remedies for hair loss and as a fortifying paste.
- Origin: Cultivated in the valleys of the Atlas and traditional Amazigh farmlands.
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Nigella – The Seed of Healing
- Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, purifying, restores scalp & skin balance.
- Amazigh Ritual: Known as Habba Sawda, used for protective and healing care in Amazigh households.
- Origin: Grown in the Atlas foothills and North African lands.
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Rosemary – The Sacred Herb of the Atlas
- Benefits: Stimulates circulation, strengthens scalp, purifies skin.
- Amazigh Ritual: Burned in protection rituals, infused in oils for tonics.
- Origin: Wild rosemary bushes across the slopes of the Atlas Mountains.
