From the women of Yemen, Somalia, Morocco and India.
For over a thousand years, women across the Arabian peninsula and East Africa have been mixing the dried leaves of the jujube tree with water — and applying it to their face, hair and body.
Nomadic. Bedouin. Somali. Yemeni. Moroccan. Indian. Different names. Same green powder. Same astonishingly clear skin.
"In Somalia, brides use it the week before the wedding. In Yemen, grandmothers wash newborns with it. We just put it in a beautiful jar."
YARA isn't reinventing skincare. We're reviving it — formulated in a clinical lab, third-party tested, blended for modern skin types. The recipe is ancestral. The standards are 2026.