LA SULTANE DE SABA

Steam from the hammam, black soap, rhassoul clay, body oils and centuries-old Eastern beauty rituals form the sensory foundation of LA SULTANE DE SABA. Founder Vanessa Sitbon inherited beauty traditions from a hammam once owned by her family in Fez, Morocco. From 1998 onward, inspired by that heritage and by the memory of her mother, she began developing professional spa treatments and cosmetic products.

Travel through different beauty cultures has become one of the brand's defining ideas. Traditional hammam rituals sit alongside inspirations drawn from Ayurveda, India, Bali and tropical islands, with each direction expressed through its own textures, ingredients and aromatic atmosphere. Skincare and body care are therefore conceived not only as functional routines, but also as moments of escape.

Formulas feature ingredients such as argan oil, shea butter, aloe vera, botanical extracts, rose and orange blossom, selected for moisturizing, nourishing, softening or soothing care. Traditional hammam materials including black soap and rhassoul also remain central to the range. The brand states that its products are made in France, formulated without parabens and not tested on animals.

Body care occupies an especially important place, spanning bath and shower products, oils, butters, body milks and professional spa treatments. Facial-care lines complement this with products focused on cleansing, hydration and skin comfort. The same ritual-based philosophy is practiced in the brand's own Paris-area hammams and spas, where products are integrated into complete treatment experiences.

LA SULTANE DE SABA brings together Moroccan family heritage, French production and beauty traditions gathered from different parts of the world. Rich textures, botanical ingredients and a ritual-led approach transform everyday care into a more atmospheric experience, designed to bring a sense of warmth, relaxation and travel into the home.