Shower gels

Everyday shower gel: in this collection, you will find the organic Najel Aleppo jasmine-scented shower gel in a 500 ml bottle. A liquid alternative to a bar of soap, with a floral scent.

What should you look for in a shower gel?

• Scent: jasmine is a sweet, floral scent. If you prefer a fresh or spicy scent, take a look at our soaps as well.
• Organic: the Najel shower gel is labeled organic. Keep this in mind if you prefer using organic skincare.
• Volume: 500 ml is a generous bottle size. You only need a small amount per use.
• Shower gel or soap: shower gel lathers easily with a washcloth or sponge and is convenient for the whole family. A solid soap requires less packaging.
• Aleppo: Aleppo in the brand name refers to the Syrian city known for soap made from olive oil and laurel oil. You can read which ingredients this shower gel contains on the product page.

How to use shower gel

Wet your skin, put a small amount of shower gel in your hand or on a washcloth, and wash your body. Then, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. If you would like to exfoliate your skin, as in a hammam, use a scrub or an exfoliating glove occasionally.

You can find more shower essentials under soaps, sabon beldi, scrubs, and body care. Dry off with a hammam towel.

Frequently asked questions

Which shower gel do you have?
The organic Najel Aleppo shower gel with jasmine scent, in a 500 ml bottle.

What is the difference between shower gel and soap?
Shower gel is liquid and lathers quickly, while soap is usually solid. Both cleanse your skin. Sabon beldi, the Moroccan black soap, is a soft paste primarily used in the hammam.

What does Aleppo mean for this shower gel?
Aleppo is a city in Syria known for soap made from olive oil and laurel oil. For Najel Aleppo, it is part of the brand name; the ingredients of the shower gel can be found on the product page.