Aleppo Soap 45%

A natural soap for oily skin. Often Aleppo soaps are formulated with little bay laurel oil. It is an expensive oil, which is more like here, in organic, but we must not delude ourselves: To solve the problems, we must give ourselves the means! The properties of Aleppo soap are well established… With 45% bay laurel oil, this one will be effective in treating your oily skin concerns and all the problems that result from it. (A thought for my crazy teenage years and associated buttons!😆) To formulate this natural soap for oily skin, I went to look at the composition of a famous soap. Traditional Aleppo soap is a simple mixture of two oils: Olive oil and bay laurel oil. It is important to me to preserve the properties of the ingredients so I wanted to make it in cold saponification. Bay laurel oil is described as purifying and rebalancing. Combined with olive oil, it will therefore be a precious ally in the care of oily skin. If your skin is rather normal to combination, I invite you to discover Aleppo Soap 20%. It is the delicate mixture of the same two oils but contains a greater quantity of olive oil. INCI: Olea Europaea fruit oil – Laurus nobilis fruit oil – Aqua-Sodium Hydroxide Then comes the magic of the cold saponification reaction! You will therefore find in your soap: saponified olive oil, saponified bay laurel oil, glycerin. Obtained naturally by the process of saponification, glycerin ensures the hydration of your skin: The famous surgras! Weight: 100g minimum at time of packaging. The properties, indications and methods of use of the various ingredients are taken from reference works or websites in aromatherapy and phytotherapy. They are found on a regular basis and, for many, confirmed by observations in the scientific community. However, this information is given for information purposes only, it does not in any way constitute medical information or prescription, nor engage our responsibility. For any use of the essential oils, plants and hydrolats of our complexes for therapeutic purposes, consult a doctor.