Tamraght sits on Morocco's Atlantic coast, a few kilometers north of Agadir — a small town built around surfing, fishing, and long days outside. It's also where every stick of Oulala sunscreen is handmade.
A Place That Demands Real Protection
In a town where people are in the water or on the sand most days of the year, sunscreen isn't a summer accessory — it's daily gear, the same as a wetsuit or a board. That's the standard we built Oulala around: something that survives salt water, sand, and hours in the sun without needing constant attention.
Small-Batch, On Purpose
We make our Mineral Sunscreen Zinc Stick in small batches rather than mass-producing it, which means every stick gets the same ingredient list: non-nano zinc oxide for SPF 50+ protection, organic coconut oil, beeswax, and shea butter. No shortcuts, no fillers to stretch a batch further.
Why Morocco
Morocco's Atlantic coast has one of the world's most consistent surf climates — which also means consistent sun exposure, year-round. Making Oulala here isn't a branding choice, it's the most honest place to make it: we're formulating for the exact conditions we and our community deal with every day.
What's Next
Oulala is still small — a sunscreen stick, a limited-edition tee, and more in the works. As we grow, Tamraght stays the starting point for everything we make.