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Herboristerie Bou Inania
This large shop sells natural soaps, vegetable oils such as argan and olive, essential oils, musk perfume, ghassoul (clay that comes in chips or powder form) which is a natural soap and exfoliant excellent for skin and hair, and incense. There's also a wide range of traditional medicines and spices. It's off Talaa Kebira, near the Bou Inania Medersa.
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Nausikaa Spa
How do we love thee, Nausikaa? Let us count the ways… We love your luxe fit-out, your relaxing massages, your Payot and Thalgo facials and your wide range of body treatments. But most of all we love your indulgent hammam experience, and you can have your hair blow-dried afterwards.
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Parfumerie Medina
The knowledgeable owner Rachid Ouedrhiri will explain all about the perfumes, cosmetics and essential oils he stocks in his small stall in the Henna Souk, off Talaa Kebira and if you've always hankered after arabesques swirling of henna, here's the ideal place. The henna artist applies the mixture while you relax under the plane tree in the Henna Souk, off Talaa Kebira. She charges around DH30 for a finger-and-wrist design, or around DH200 for the full treatment of hands, forearms and feet.
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Parfumerie Moulay Idriss
Stocking the usual range of essential oils and mock perfumes, this shop is more interesting for its wide range of prayer beads - the olive wood-and-bone rosary is particularly beautiful. There's also gum arabic incense and chunks of sandalwood.
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Riad Alkantara
A complex of six grand houses around a pool and garden, Riad Alkantara was due to open early in 2008. There are workshops in Moroccan crafts, art workshops for children, a café and evenings of poetry, storytelling and music. The spa (opening late 2008) has a hammam and massage room, and offers classes in movement, yoga and meditation.
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