Aleppo soap 40% BLO
Sensitive and reactive skins - 6.5 oz
Face, body and hair
Weight: 6.5 oz
Available
Ref. SAV38NJ/9P
EAN13 3760061222236
Aleppo Soap is obtained by hot process saponification of 100 % olive oil and bay laurel oil.
This Aleppo Soap, which is extremely rich in bay laurel oil, is perfectly suited to soothe skin problems. Najel Aleppo Soap 40 % brings a whole array of beneficial effects to very sensitive and reactive skin types.
Aleppo Soap is often recommended by dermatologists. This completely natural soap is recognized to be an effective treatment for problem skin.
HBL : Bay laurel oil
INGREDIENTS: SODIUM OLIVATE, SODIUM LAURELATE, AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, SODIUM CHLORIDE, SODIUM HYDROXIDE.
This Aleppo Soap, like the 30% BLO Soap, is not recommended for daily use, but rather for occasional use for very sensitive or problem skin. We recommend alternating between two kinds of Aleppo Soap, one with a low percentage of bay laurel oil and one with a high percentage.
Rub soap on wet skin, wash then rinse with water.
The AL NAJJAR family has been making authentic Aleppo Soap since 1895 in keeping with ancestral artisanal know-how. Aleppo Soap was the first hard soap and has been manufactured for centuries. It is the ancestor of Marseille soap. This know-how is passed down from generation to generation in the family's soap factory.
Each year from late November to late March, production of the world’s first hard soap starts over again following an unchanged process. The soaps then dry for at least nine months. During this period, the soaps oxidize on the surface and take on a yellow/beige color, whilst the heart of the soap retains the green color of the oils that make it.
Najel’s Aleppo Soap is made from olive oil and bay laurel oil. Saponified olive oil is a powerful cleanser which nourishes, protects and softens skin. Bay laurel oil is known for its disinfectant and regenerative properties. The higher its concentration, the more the soap soothes irritated or problem skin
(psoriasis, eczéma, acné, dermatose)
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