Rediscover Tradition 💋

Aker Fassi isn't just about color; it's about embracing nature's gifts. It not only imparts a beautiful tint but also carries moisturizing, softening, and anti-toxin properties. This traditional beauty secret has now become a global sensation, thanks to TikTok.

What is Aker Fassi?

Aker Fassi is a natural pigment made from dried poppy petals and pomegranate rind that has been used as a cosmetic by Moroccan Berber women for centuries.

Known for their moisturising, softening, and anti-toxin properties, these natural ingredients have been cherished for generations

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Our products are 100% ecological and specially formulated to provide expert skin care while also caring for the planet.

10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

With over a decade of hands-on experience in the field, all treatments are carried out in a safe and professional setting.

Testimonials

Jess Mariko

Great seller, gives a natural tint to your lips better than any lipstick or tint. It stains your finger but rubs off after a while. Definitely worth buying

Sarah Morgan

Alice Stauber

I saw this on TikTok and thought I’d give it a try! It’s a really clever and natural way to add a pop of color to your lips. I used argan oil and a lip brush to transfer and build the color, and it only stayed on my lower lip. It took a few tries to get the color to be an even tone. After scrubbing it off, color still remained on part of my bottom lip. Overall, it’s a neat, traditional beauty product, just not for me. :) Shipping is great! Packaged nicely with bubble wrap. Give it a try! You might like it! 💋💋

Would definitely use argan or coconut oil to apply otherwise it can be very drying. The stain is pretty with a few layers.

Aker fassi turned out to be a great experiment for me! This is me in light makeup with aker fassi on the lips and cheeks. My undertones are cool, but I think the color would flatter cool or warm skin tones. I like it best as a blush. It builds really well on the lips, anywhere from a slightly candy-stained pink to a bold red. The one thing I don't love: it tends to be a bit messy, leaving red marks on the counter and sink. These wipe right up without staining, though, so no worries. Just lay a towel down on the sink and don't get it on your blouse.

Delilah R.