As a tour guide companion who’s constantly on the move, I’ve seen how the climate affects skin and hair. Jordan’s dry weather means you always need a good moisturizer, lip balm, sunscreen, and hair care. That's why I created my natural skincare line designed for travel. My clients try the products, and often ask for more when they return to their countries. Maya Botanicals travel line was born from real needs, real journeys, and a deep love for nature and for sharing a little piece of Jordan with each person.
Different climates, sun exposure, wind, and water all affect our skin’s balance. That’s why choosing natural, eco-friendly products isn’t just a form of self-care; it’s also part of living and traveling more consciously.
At Maya Botanicals, I believe in slow, genuine beauty, the kind that aligns with the principles of sustainable tourism: reducing impact, supporting local communities, and reconnecting with what truly matters. Just as we make conscious choices when we travel, like avoiding plastic, choosing ethical experiences, and respecting the environment, we can extend those choices to what we put on our skin and hair.
That’s why I’ve created travel-friendly products like solid shampoos, conditioners, and solid body wash that are lightweight, plastic-free, and perfect for life on the road. They are easy to carry, effective, and kind to the planet. All of my formulas are handcrafted in Jordan using pure ingredients and ancestral herbs, designed for women who travel—and beyond.
True well-being begins with the body, but it shows in every choice we make — even the smallest ones.
Here are a few simple steps you can take to reduce your environmental footprint while traveling:
Choose solid cosmetics: Like my shampoo bars, they reduce liquid packaging and last longer.
Refill and reuse: Travel with refillable containers and say no to hotel miniatures.
Support eco-certified experiences: Many destinations, including Jordan are working to meet higher sustainability standards.
Travel light: Less weight = fewer emissions.
Offset your carbon footprint when possible and support local conservation projects.
Sustainability isn’t just a trend, it’s becoming a requirement, especially in the tourism industry. Starting in the coming years, new European regulations will require tour operators and tourism providers, even those based outside Europe, to meet environmental and ethical standards to keep doing business with the EU market. That means certified practices, transparency, and real efforts to reduce environmental and social impact. For businesses like mine, and for conscious travelers, this is a sign that we’re on the right path. Supporting ethical brands, reducing waste, and choosing sustainability is no longer optional. It’s the future.
With Maya Botanicals, I offer more than just skincare—I share a lifestyle and way of traveling that honors the Earth and nourishes your skin with integrity. Beauty and sustainability go hand in hand. Maya Botanicals blends elegance with simplicity and nature.