Turkish baths, or "hamams," have a rich history dating back to Roman and Byzantine times, evolving into an essential part of Ottoman culture. You may not be able to go back centuries, but you can continue this culture's traditions in the comfort of your home.
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Turkish Bath Routine
Ottoman Hammams
Turkish Bath Routine
Here are the materials you'll need for a luxurious home hammam experience (In order of use):
Don't forget! In a Turkish bath, we don't use shower gel! Beautifully scented bar soaps are an important element of the bathhouse culture.
Bison Tallow Soap Bars
What could be better than a delightful Turkish bath experience? Feel the softly water cascading down from your head to toe using this bowl!
Authentic Traditional Handmade Real Thick Copper Ottoman Style Turkish Hammam Bathing Spa Bowl
Peeling Time! First, wash your body with soap and rinse. Eliminate softened impurities with this mitt. Take the mitt in your hand and, with gentle movements (although we Turks may not be very gentle when using a mitt :) ), scrub your arms, then your ...
Traditional Turkish Bath Mitt
The final section for the delightful bath! Foam up your bath fiber with soap and use it for your body. Then, rinse off the foaming slightly with warm water. And you'll smell so clean!
Bath fiber, Hand Knitted Bath fiber, Set of 3 Bath Fiber, Soft Structured Bath Pouch, bath fibers in yellow, white, green and pink colours
The final section for the delightful bath! Foam up your bath fiber with soap and use it for your body. Then, rinse off the foaming slightly with warm water. And you'll smell so clean!
3 Pieces Turkish Handmade Bath Fiber, Knitted Bath Fiber, Crocheted Bath Fiber, Crochet Bath Pouf, Personal Care Body Scrubs Bath, Shower
It is time to finish! The lightweight hammam towels with quick-drying features that will enhance your enjoyment at the bathhouse or beach are just right for you.