The programme typically involves several steps, including: Steam room: The first step in a Moroccan bath is to spend time in a steam room or sauna to open up the pores and soften the skin. This usually lasts for around 10-15 minutes. Black soap application: After spending time in the steam room, the body is covered in a special type of soap made from black olives, which is then left on for around 10 minutes. This soap is used to remove dead skin cells and impurities from the skin. Scrubbing: Next, a special glove called a kessa is used to vigorously scrub the body, removing any remaining dead skin cells and dirt. Ghassoul clay mask: After the scrub, a clay mask made from ghassoul, a mineral-rich clay found in Morocco, is applied to the body. The entire process usually takes around 60-90 minutes and is often followed by a relaxing massage. Moroccan baths are said to have many benefits for the skin, including improving circulation, reducing the appearance of cellulite.