For Muslim women who feel they violate Islamic teachings by using skin creams with alcohol and residu pigs, Layla Bathroom has the answer: cosmetic "lawful".
PENATA rias in Canada that the Islamic sedanga called OnePure cosmetics market, which he said has reduced international luxury brands such as elements that are forbidden under Islamic law.
"There is substance derived from pork and alcohol in many cosmetic products, so Muslims should really use something else," said Mandi.
Of Islamic banking to the hotel free of alcohol, marked halal products has become populer among the devout Muslim.
Under the concept of halal, pork and meat-products, alcohol and Animals not slaughtered according to procedures Qur'an, is prohibited.
Muslim with strict shariah in the world but only buy halal food market for halal cosmetics are still in time to crawl in Asia and is something new for Muslims in the Arab world.
Product in stores are usually not sold but can be purchased on the Internet from online store in Malaysia, Jordan, and Britain.
"Muslims do not want to go around and pray five times a day to wear on their bodies residu pigs," said Mandi, who at the age of three tens and berbalut black Abaya ramping, with hair ukuran rendah that emerge from under kerudungnya.
"I came to the Middle East to learn more about the needs of those in there. Most of them are quite surprised when I tell them no pork products in the treatment of their skin so they are very interested."
According to Mandi, fatty acid and gelatin used in moisturizing, shampoo, lipstick and face masker and other goods are often extracted from pig.
Determined to create a product that is halal, Bathroom gather together the skin doctor and chemist idea and say to them: cosmetics and skin treatment products are free of pork and alcohol.
OnePure ensure that, he said. And to get foothold in a highly competitive business, offering Bathroom products that come in bungkusnya luxury.
"I want to finish a truly luxurious, to talk to young people and parents, for all people. I do not want those who says; 'I really want to buy halal products but kemasannya not seen convincing calm' , ' "he said.
Praised as the first halal cosmetics brand in the Middle East, products OnePure bersertifikat by Islamic body in Malaysia which also produce Sertifikat for meat and other goods konsumen to Muslims.
Bathroom has so far been sold online, in Saudi Airlines, customers first since July, and a small boutique in the area of class-Souk Al Bahar at the Burj Dubai complex, which has the highest tower in the world.
"Cosmetics is planned specifically for women in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council). I berencana to launch products for men, but for now, only for women," said Mandi. "There is appetite for the region."
But some in the industry make-up has been skeptical attitude about the state of halal cosmetics, marketing ideas rejected as belonging to Mandi considered the need for products that take advantage of true religion fit.
"I feel it more about marketing," said Noura Hamdi, marketing manager at a boutique in Dubai Body Shop. "We do not use toh animal products in our products," Hamdi said, adding that the alcohol contained in the cosmetics and skin treatment products sold in tokonya "is not pure alcohol."
"Customers will not drink. That was something worn on the body or clothing so no relation to the lawful or unlawful, or religion," said Hamdi. "The problem is not what is lawful or unlawful, is more about the benefits of a product."
But senior scholar at the Dar al-Iftaa, Uni Emirat Arab, who issued a fatwa, or religious information, do not agree.
"If one of the cosmetic products containing pork or alcohol derivative, then the product can not be used because it has terkontaminasi and of course people do not want to apply the product terkontaminasi their bodies," said the scholar, who does not have permission to mengidentifikasi himself in his duties in answering questions In Muslim equipped. (iw / AFP) collected by www.suaramedia.com
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