Rose Clay & Argan Face & Body Soap

Ingredients

Ingredients: Rainwater, Coconut Oil, Organic Argan Oil, French Rose Clay, Australian Sea Salt, Essential Oils.

Our soap contains no chemicals, preservatives, animal ingredients, synthetic fragrance or synthetic detergents and is suitable for all skin types.

• 100% biodegradable
• No synthetic fragrance
• No synthetic detergents
• No animal ingredients
• Not tested on animals
• No preservatives
• No Synthetic Foaming Agents
• No Thickeners
• No Palm oil

Used for centuries as a beauty ritual by woman in Morocco; Argan Oil is known as a natural, ultra rich, nourishing and moisturising ingredient that contains super high levels of Vitamin E and essential fatty acids. Argan Oil provides the added benefits of regenerating, hydrating and antioxidising and provides a silky feeling on the skin.

The French rose clay (illite clay) chosen for our soap is a very mild detoxifier and gentle exfoliant which helps to detoxify the skin by drawing out pollutant micro particles from deep within. French rose clay is especially suitable for sensitive, mature, and dehydrated skin.

Our soaps are also high in sea salt which is a natural humectant – it draws moisture to your skin, which helps to retain moisture, resulting in soft skin. Sea salt also assists with gentle exfoliation and the regulation of skin oils along with neutralisation of body odour. We particularly love sea salt for its energy cleaning capability helping you feel like you’ve just had a dip in the ocean as it detoxes the body’s energy field, releasing toxins and negative energy into the water.

The purest rainwater is also used since it has the least amount of calcium and magnesium ions, and helps the soap form maximum lather.

Our soap has its glycerine retained. Glycerine is a byproduct of the soap making process and natural humectant or moisturiser. It can draw and absorb water from the air resulting in a glycerine dew that can form on the outside of the soap. The dew appears like a sweat and is a positive attribute as it contributes to the soap’s mildness and skin friendliness. In industrial soap making, glycerine is reclaimed from the soap paste, purified and sold as a separate product due to its value. It’s perfectly fine to take a dry towel and wipe down your soaps.  Glycerin dew is not harmful in anyway and doesn’t damage your soap.