Pure Olive Marseille Soap Set 4x100g
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Our Pure Olive Marseille Soap Set 4 x 100g is formulated exclusively based on olive oil and meticulously respects the manufacturing process of the Edict of Colbert dating from 1688.
For hand hygiene, body hygiene or home maintenance, Savon de Marseille is recognized as being among the best soaps in the world.
A natural and hypoallergenic soap
Our soap does not contain any added preservatives, colorings, perfumes or animal fats. It is labeled 100% ingredients of natural origin. It does not contain palm oil.
Old-fashioned saponification in cauldrons
Nearly 10 days are necessary for the production of our soap cooked in cauldrons according to the real Marseille process. This traditional know-how, carefully passed down from generation to generation by our Master Soap Makers, is always in the spotlight in our Savonnerie.
A 100% authentic soap Made in Marseille, often copied but never equaled!
Presented in its most authentic and purified form, our Marseille Soap offers you a natural, healthy and effective alternative for the whole family and household cleaning.
Easily biodegradable and non-polluting, it is gentle on the environment
It constitutes an ecological alternative to chemical maintenance and hygiene products.
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Huile de grignon d'olive
L'extraction de l'huile d'olive vierge entraîne la création de résidus que l'on appelle grignons d'olive. Ces derniers se composent de la pulpe du fruit, de fragments de noyaux, d'eau et d'une petite quantité d'huile d'olive résiduelle. Notre huile de grignon d'olive, provenant du bassin méditerranéen est riche en acides gras, vitamines et antioxydants pour nourrir et protéger la peau.
Apply to damp skin, lather by gently massaging then rinse.
Sodium Olivate, Aqua (water), Sodium Chloride, Sodium Hydroxide.
100% ingredients of natural origin.
This soap may vary in color depending on exposure to light and humidity.
COSMOS NATURAL certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the COSMOS standard available on http://COSMOS.ecocert.com.
