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You will be rinsed down by the Tellak with warm water while you lie in the steam room. This will open the pores and the first relaxation will take place.
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The Tellak uses a special soap, often made from olive oil, to soap your body. This soap is known as "Savon Noir" in the Moroccan tradition. It creates a smooth base for the next step.
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After the Savon Noir soap treatment, your body is thoroughly rinsed to remove all residues of the black olive soap.
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The Tellak uses a rough glove (kese) to thoroughly exfoliate your skin. This process removes dead skin cells and impurities, leaving your skin feeling silky soft.
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After scrubbing, your body is thoroughly rinsed to remove all remains of dead skin cells.
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The Tellak will now cover you with a warm blanket of soap bubbles. When you are completely covered, the Tellak starts the massage and the soap bubbles are used to ensure that the massage feels smooth and supple.
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After the soap bag massage, the Tellak will rinse your head with warm water and then lather it with traditional Turkish olive shampoo and massage it in smoothly.
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After the soap bag massage, your body is thoroughly rinsed with warm water to remove all traces of soap.
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Now that your skin is completely clean and your body is completely relaxed after the massage, the Tellak will start applying a body wrap. Once applied, it will be massaged for some time to ensure that this pack is properly and deeply absorbed into the skin.
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After the body wrap, your body and head are thoroughly rinsed with cold water to remove all traces of soap. The cold water ensures that your pores will close again and gives your "resistance" a boost, which ensures that you are less susceptible to temperature differences and colds among other things.
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We close the treatment by lightly disinfecting you with a traditional Arabic eau de cologne. This way you are resh and fruity to go along the day.
