DELKHA
Delkha is a substance made of dough and oil, It is kneaded when making it and kneaded when used. It is used by married women with KUMRAH and DUKHAN ( Smoke ) .
How to make it: By making dough with pure flour mixed with pure water, perfumes and oils and smearing it on a wooden bowl until it sticks to it, then turning the bowl over a pit of burning smoke with acacia wood inside it until the dough is cooked with its smoke, after that mixture is saturated with smoke and fragrance , then it is rolled into small blocks.
How to use it: Dilute with water and massage well then remove with oil
* As for the Arouka or Lakhukha, it is a dough that is easier to make than delkah and can be used by single girls. It is made from several materials such as flour, henna, fruits, coffee, bread, and spices such as turmeric.
How to make it: By making dough with pure flour mixed with pure water, perfumes and oils and smearing it on a wooden bowl until it sticks to it, then turning the bowl over a pit of burning smoke with acacia wood inside it until the dough is cooked with its smoke, after that mixture is saturated with smoke and fragrance , then it is rolled into small blocks.
How to use it: Dilute with water and massage well then remove with oil
* As for the Arouka or Lakhukha, it is a dough that is easier to make than delkah and can be used by single girls. It is made from several materials such as flour, henna, fruits, coffee, bread, and spices such as turmeric.