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Enriched with almond oil, extra gentle on the skin!
Le Chatelard 1802 Savon de Marseille Soaps
All soaps are handmade in the Le Chatelard workshops in St Auban sur Ouvèze, Provence (France).
Thanks to their pH-neutral formula, which does not dry out the skin, our soaps provide an intense source of hydration and softness.
Delicately scented with flowers, fruit, and other natural ingredients, they produce a rich lather that nourishes, moisturizes, and perfumes the skin.
Weight: 100 g
Product features:
- 72% vegetable oils
- 100% biodegradable
- Does not dry out the skin
- Only vegetable oils
- Not tested on animals
- Natural mineral colorants
- Contains no preservatives, parabens, animal fats, antioxidants, glycol ethers, PEG, or petrochemical derivatives
Ingredients (INCI):
- SODIUM PALMATE
- SODIUM PALM KERNELATE
- AQUA
- PARFUM
- GLYCERIN
- PALM KERNEL ACID
- ALOE BARBADENSIS LEAF POWDER
- PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS OIL
- SODIUM CHLORIDE
- TETRASODIUM EDTA
- TETRASODIUM ETIDRONATE
- HEXYL CINNAMAL
- AMYL CINNAMAL
- BENZYL SALICYLATE
- CITRAL
- LIMONENE
- LINALOOL
Oud Soap
Powerful, dark, mysterious are all defining elements that could describe this highly coveted fragrance ingredient.
After jasmine had its time, oud has become the holy grail for perfume creators today. Agarwood, also known as oud wood, is a precious fragrance resin produced by the diseased wood of certain Asian trees. These trees belong to the Aquilaria genus.
Agarwood is a remedy for nervous disorders, and that is why it is the ultimate meditation incense that brings energy to the center and calms the mind.
Ingredients:
Sodium palmate, sodium palm kernelate, water, palmitic acid, glycerin, palm kernel acid, sodium chloride, tetrasodium ethylenediaminetetraacetate, fragrance, benzyl benzoate, alpha-isomethyl nonanene, cinnamaldehyde, eugenol.
Weight: 100 grams
Origin: France
Handmade plant-based neem soap without synthetic ingredients.
The plant-based neem oil soap is handcrafted in accordance with the careful and conscientious methods of ancient traditions.
During saponification (cold process), a rich amount of natural glycerin is produced, making the product creamy and emollient.
The active ingredients from medicinal herb decoctions, macerated oils, 30% olive oil, palm oil, and coconut oil make this soap rich in nourishing and moisturizing properties.
The substantial content of 5% neem oil and 2% "Oroil" essential oils gives it well-known rebalancing properties.
Neem oil has antiseptic and antifungal properties
Ingredients: Cocos Nucifera oil, Aqua, Olea Europaea oil, Elaeis Guineensis oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare flour, Azadirachta indica seed oil, Ocinum sanctum leaf extract, Cananga Odorata flower oil.
Packaging: cardboard box
Weight: 70 g
Aleppo shower soap made the old-fashioned way by saponifying noble oils: organic olive oil, laurel oil.
It is made with a concentration of 20% laurel oil.
This soap soothes, moisturizes, and provides special care for sensitive, very dry, or atypical skin, as well as the scalp.
ALEPEO produces a range of Aleppo soaps based on traditional Aleppo soap without dyes or chemical additives.
Bay laurel oil: 20%
Ingredients: Aqua, Potassium Olivate, Potassium nobilitate, Glycerine, Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, Olea Europea oil, Laurus Nobilis, Benzyl alcohool
Weight: 350 ml
What is Aleppo soap?
Perfect for the daily cleansing of the face and hands, Aleppo soap is the oldest known ally against dirt and bacteria.
But it is also a millennia-old elixir of beauty, which cares for and protects the skin and hair, thanks to its remarkable virtues.
This is thanks to the harmony between the properties of olive and laurel oils, which makes it unique and precious.
The original recipe does not call for the addition of other ingredients: it is therefore completely natural and environmentally friendly, does not dry out or irritate the skin, and is also suitable for the most sensitive and delicate skin, such as that of children.
100% natural: the oldest soap, always relevant
Aleppo soap is a plant-based product that owes its name to the city of the same name in Syria, the region where its manufacturing technique was perfected. Its roots go back into history, and among natural soaps, it is considered the oldest cleanser, so much so that the first evidence of its use dates back to the Babylonian era (2500 BC).
There are two green ingredients that make it so special and versatile: olive and laurel oils. To recognize it, read the label carefully. True Aleppo soap is an artisanal product, it contains no preservatives, additives, or synthetic fragrances and, for this reason, is particularly suitable for sensitive skin, for those who suffer from perfume allergies, or for those who have skin problems. It is not tested on animals and is therefore an eco-friendly product, valuable for the daily care of adults and children. It is biodegradable and, due to its long tradition and purity, is considered the ancestor and forefather of Marseille soap.
Aleppo soap is usually presented in a cubic or parallelepiped shape, like a compact bar with a very hard consistency. Liquid Aleppo soap is equally widespread and appreciated. Generally, before drying, it is dark green due to chlorophyll; afterwards, the color tends to lighten, until it becomes golden. Olive and laurel oils already boast remarkable properties individually, which are amplified by the alliance between the two substances.
From this plant-based marriage emerges a powerful synergy, especially valuable for the care of the skin and hair. This is why this soap is considered one of the most appreciated in the world. The percentage of the mixture between the two oils can vary: it is the laurel that makes it more precious, so the higher this component, the higher the quality of the cleanser and, therefore, the more expensive. However, for dry skin, it is better if there is a small presence (12%). If, on the other hand, you have oily skin, you should definitely opt for mixtures that contain up to 35%.
Properties of Aleppo soap
Olive oil has moisturizing, emollient, and nourishing properties for the skin. Polyphenols and vitamins A and E make it an excellent antioxidant, which prevents skin aging: like all olive oil soaps, Aleppo soap is also an effective anti-aging product, ideal for facial treatments. Furthermore, it stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin proteins. It helps heal wounds, thanks to its regenerative properties that restore radiance to the skin with vitamin C.
Laurel oil, on the other hand, has important antibacterial and antiseptic properties; its soothing action helps calm skin inflammation and is useful in improving conditions such as psoriasis and eczema; it also regulates the sebaceous balance, combating acne.
Aleppo soap, thanks to the synergy between its two components, has nourishing, revitalizing, and restructuring properties, given by the high percentage of fats contained in the oil, which is why it is often recommended for washing and caring for stressed, dry, and brittle hair.
Aleppo soap is widely used for washing and cleansing the skin and hair. In fact:
- It has beneficial effects on inflammatory conditions and skin diseases thanks to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is widely used in the treatment of facial blemishes, acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin dermatitis, and burns.
- It can be used as a hair shampoo due to its ability to strengthen the bulb, nourish the hair, and combat the onset of dandruff thanks to its nourishing properties; furthermore, it prevents hair loss thanks to its ability to activate the microcirculation of the scalp. It gives shine and volume to the hair. After washing, it is recommended to rinse with water and vinegar to restore the optimal pH.
- It is often used by men for shaving.
- It has important emollient properties for post-depilation care.
- It is an excellent makeup remover, soft and nourishing.
- If left on the skin after cleansing, it performs a true purifying and nourishing mask function.
- It can be used for bathing children and babies. However, be careful with the eyes, which could become irritated.
Le Chatelard 1802 Marseille Soap
Fragrance: Lavender Flowers
Enriched with almond oil, extra gentle on the skin!
All soaps are handmade in the Le Chatelard workshops in St Auban sur Ouvèze, Provence (France).
Thanks to its pH-neutral formula, which does not dry out the skin, our soaps provide an intense source of hydration and softness.
Delicately scented with flowers, fruit, and other natural ingredients, they offer a rich lather that nourishes, moisturizes, and perfumes the skin.
Weight: 100 g
Origin: France
Product features
- 72% vegetable oils
- pH-neutral formula
- 100% biodegradable
- Does not dry out the skin
- Not tested on animals
- Natural mineral colorants
- Contains no preservatives, parabens, animal fats, antioxidants, glycol ethers, PEG, or petrochemical derivatives
Ingredients (INCI)
- Sodium olivate,
- Sodium cocoate,
- Sodium stearate,
- Aqua, Parfum,
- Lavandula hybrida grosso flower,
- Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil, Glycerin,
- Sodium chloride,
- Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate,
- Linalool,
- Sodium laureth sulfate,
- O-phenylphenol,
- CI 51319.
Aleppo Soap 8% - Green Tea
Scent: Green Tea
ALEPEO produces a range of Aleppo soaps based on traditional Aleppo soap without colorants or chemical additives.
The soaps are scented with essential oils or natural fragrances.
Discover the secret of Middle Eastern beauty!
This soap is handmade by a master soap maker from Aleppo. Its production follows the ancestral method for Aleppo soap, using 100% olive oil and laurel.
No artificial fragrances or chemical colorants. Not tested on animals.
Recommended for sensitive or problematic skin.
Bay laurel oil: 8%
Ingredients: olive oil, laurel, sodium hydroxide, water, green tea fragrance.
Weight: 100g
What is Aleppo soap?
Perfect for the daily cleansing of the face and hands, Aleppo soap is the oldest known ally against dirt and bacteria.
But it is also a millennia-old elixir of beauty, which cares for and protects the skin and hair, thanks to its remarkable virtues.
This is thanks to the harmony between the properties of olive and laurel oils, which makes it unique and precious.
The original recipe does not call for the addition of other ingredients: it is therefore completely natural and environmentally friendly, does not dry out or irritate the skin, and is also suitable for the most sensitive and delicate skin, such as that of children.
100% natural: the oldest soap, always relevant
Aleppo soap is a plant-based product that owes its name to the city of the same name in Syria, a region where its manufacturing technique was perfected. Its roots go back in history and, among natural soaps, it is considered the oldest cleanser, so much so that the first evidence of its use dates back to Babylonian times (2500 BC).
There are two green ingredients that make it so special and versatile: olive and laurel oils. To recognize it, read the label carefully. Real Aleppo soap is an artisanal product, it contains no preservatives, additives, or synthetic fragrances and, for this reason, is particularly suitable for sensitive skin, for those who suffer from perfume allergies, or for those who have skin problems. It is not tested on animals and is therefore an eco-friendly product, valuable for the daily care of young and old. It is biodegradable and, due to its long tradition and purity, is considered the ancestor and forefather of Marseille soap.
Aleppo soap is usually presented in a cubic or parallelepiped shape, like a compact bar with a very hard consistency. Liquid Aleppo soap is equally widespread and appreciated. Generally, before drying, it is dark green due to chlorophyll, and later the color tends to lighten, until it becomes golden. Olive and laurel oils already boast remarkable properties individually, which are amplified by the alliance between the two substances.
From this plant-based marriage emerges a powerful synergy, especially valuable for the care of the skin and hair. This is why this soap is considered one of the most appreciated in the world. The percentage of the mixture between the two oils can vary: it is the laurel that makes it more precious, so the higher this component, the higher the quality of the cleanser and, therefore, the more expensive. However, for dry skin, it is better to have a small amount (12%). If, on the other hand, you have oily skin, you should definitely opt for mixtures that contain up to 35%.
Properties of Aleppo soap
Olive oil has moisturizing, emollient, and nourishing properties for the skin. Polyphenols and vitamins A and E make it an excellent antioxidant, which prevents skin aging: like all olive oil soaps, Aleppo soap is also an effective anti-aging product, ideal for facial treatments. Furthermore, it stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin proteins. It helps heal wounds, thanks to its regenerative properties that restore radiance to the skin with vitamin C.
Laurel oil, on the other hand, has important antibacterial and antiseptic properties; its soothing action helps calm skin inflammation and is useful in improving conditions such as psoriasis and eczema; it also regulates the sebaceous balance, combating acne.
Thanks to the synergy between its two components, Aleppo soap has nourishing, revitalizing, and restructuring properties, given by the high percentage of fats contained in the oil, which is why it is often recommended for washing and caring for stressed, dry, and brittle hair.
Aleppo soap is widely used for washing and cleansing the skin and hair. In fact:
- It has beneficial effects on inflammatory conditions and skin diseases thanks to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is widely used in the treatment of facial blemishes, acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin dermatitis, and burns.
- It can be used as a hair shampoo due to its ability to strengthen the hair bulb, nourish the hair, and combat the onset of dandruff thanks to its nourishing properties; furthermore, it prevents hair loss thanks to its ability to activate the microcirculation of the scalp. It gives shine and volume to the hair. After washing, it is recommended to rinse with water and vinegar to restore the optimal pH.
- It is often used by men for shaving.
- It has important emollient properties for post-depilation care.
- It is an excellent makeup remover, soft and nourishing.
- If left on the skin after cleansing, it performs a true purifying and nourishing mask function.
- It can be used for bathing babies and infants. However, be careful around the eyes, which could become irritated.
Aleppo Soap 8% - Dead Sea Salt
Fragrance: Dead Sea Salt
ALEPEO produces a range of Aleppo soaps based on traditional Aleppo soap without colorants or chemical additives.
The soaps are scented with essential oils or natural fragrances.
Discover the secret of Middle Eastern beauty!
This soap is handmade by a master soap maker from Aleppo. Its production follows the ancestral method for Aleppo soap, using 100% olive oil and laurel.
No artificial fragrance or chemical colorant. Not tested on animals.
Recommended for sensitive or problematic skin.
Bay laurel oil: 8%
Ingredients: olive oil, laurel, sodium hydroxide, water, Dead Sea salt.
Weight: 100g
What is Aleppo soap?
Perfect for daily face and hand hygiene, Aleppo soap is the oldest known ally against dirt and bacteria.
But it is also a millennia-old elixir of beauty, which cares for and protects the skin and hair, thanks to its remarkable virtues.
This is thanks to the harmony between the properties of olive and laurel oils, which makes it unique and precious.
The original recipe does not call for the addition of other ingredients: it is therefore completely natural and environmentally friendly, does not dry out or irritate the skin, and is also suitable for the most sensitive and delicate skin, such as that of children.
100% natural: the oldest soap, always relevant
Aleppo soap is a plant-based product that owes its name to the city of Aleppo in Syria, the region where its manufacturing technique was perfected. Its roots go back in history and, among natural soaps, it is considered the oldest cleanser, so much so that the first evidence of its use dates back to the Babylonian era (2500 BC).
There are two ingredients, both green, that make it so special and versatile: olive and laurel oils. To recognize it, read the label carefully. Real Aleppo soap is an artisanal product, it contains no preservatives, additives, or synthetic fragrances and, for this reason, is particularly suitable for sensitive skin, for those who suffer from perfume allergies, or for those who have skin problems. It is not tested on animals and is therefore an eco-friendly product, valuable for the daily care of young and old. It is biodegradable and, due to its long tradition and purity, is considered the principal ancestor of Marseille soap.
Aleppo soap is usually presented in a cubic or rectangular shape, like a compact bar with a very hard consistency. Liquid Aleppo soap is equally widespread and appreciated. Generally, before drying, it is dark green due to chlorophyll; afterwards, the color tends to lighten until it becomes golden. Olive and laurel oils already boast remarkable properties individually, which are amplified by the alliance between the two substances.
From this plant-based marriage emerges a powerful synergy, especially valuable for the care of the skin and hair. This is why this soap is considered one of the most appreciated in the world. The percentage of the mixture between the two oils can vary: it is the laurel that makes it more precious, so the higher this component, the higher the quality of the cleanser and, therefore, the more expensive. However, for dry skin, it is better if there is a small amount (12%). If, on the other hand, you have oily skin, you should definitely opt for mixtures that contain up to 35%.
Properties of Aleppo soap
Olive oil has moisturizing, emollient, and nourishing properties for the skin. Polyphenols and vitamins A and E make it an excellent antioxidant, which prevents skin aging: like all olive oil soaps, Aleppo soap is also an effective anti-aging product, ideal for facial treatments. Furthermore, it stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin proteins. It helps heal wounds, thanks to its regenerative properties that restore radiance to the skin with vitamin C.
Laurel oil, on the other hand, has important antibacterial and antiseptic properties; its soothing action helps calm skin inflammation and is useful in improving conditions such as psoriasis and eczema; it also regulates the sebaceous balance, combating acne.
Aleppo soap, thanks to the synergy between its two components, has nourishing, revitalizing, and restructuring properties, given by the high percentage of fats contained in the oil, which is why it is often recommended for washing and caring for stressed, dry, and brittle hair.
Aleppo soap is widely used for washing and cleansing the skin and hair. In fact:
- It has beneficial effects on inflammatory conditions and skin diseases thanks to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is widely used in the treatment of dark spots on the face, acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin dermatitis, and burns.
- It can be used as a hair shampoo due to its ability to strengthen the hair bulb, nourish the hair, and combat the onset of dandruff thanks to its nourishing properties; furthermore, it prevents hair loss thanks to its ability to activate the microcirculation of the scalp. It gives shine and volume to the hair. After washing, it is recommended to rinse with water and vinegar to restore the optimal pH.
- It is often used by men for shaving.
- It has important emollient properties for post-hair removal care.
- It is an excellent makeup remover, soft and nourishing.
- If left on the skin after cleansing, it performs a true purifying and nourishing mask function.
- It can be used for bathing babies and infants. However, be careful around the eyes, which may become irritated.
Natural Ecocert Aleppo Soap 4%
Fragrance: Natural
ALEPEO produces a range of Aleppo soaps based on traditional Aleppo soap without colorants or chemical additives.
The soaps are scented with essential oils or natural fragrances.
Discover the secret of Middle Eastern beauty!
This soap is handmade by a master soap maker from Aleppo. Its production respects the ancestral method for Aleppo soap, 100% olive oil and laurel.
No artificial fragrance or chemical colorant. Not tested on animals.
Recommended for sensitive or problematic skin.
Bay laurel oil: 4%
Ingredients: olive oil, laurel, sodium hydroxide, water.
Weight: 200g
What is Aleppo soap?
Perfect for the daily hygiene of the face and hands, Aleppo soap is the oldest known ally against dirt and bacteria.
But it is also a millennia-old elixir of beauty, which cares for and protects the skin and hair, thanks to its remarkable virtues.
Thanks to the harmony between the properties of olive and laurel oils, which makes it unique and precious.
The original recipe does not involve the addition of other ingredients: it is therefore completely natural and environmentally friendly, does not dry out or irritate the skin and is also suitable for the most sensitive and delicate skin, such as that of children.
100% natural: the oldest soap, always relevant
Aleppo soap is a plant-based product that owes its name to the city of the same name in Syria, a region where its manufacturing technique was perfected. It has its roots in history and, among natural soaps, it is considered the oldest cleanser, so much so that the first testimonies of its use date back to the Babylonian era (2500 BC).
There are two ingredients, both green, that make it so special and versatile: olive and laurel oil. To recognize it, read the label carefully. Real Aleppo soap is an artisanal product, it contains no preservatives, additives or synthetic fragrances and, for this reason, it is particularly suitable for sensitive skin, for those who suffer from perfume allergies or for those who have skin problems. It is not tested on animals and is therefore an eco-friendly product, valuable for the daily care of young and old. It is biodegradable and, due to its long tradition and purity, it is considered the ancestor and forefather of Marseille soap.
Aleppo soap is usually presented in a cubic or parallelepiped shape, like a compact bar with a very hard consistency. Liquid Aleppo soap is equally widespread and appreciated. Generally, before drying, it is dark green due to chlorophyll, later the color tends to lighten, until it becomes golden. Olive and laurel oil already boast remarkable properties individually, which are amplified by the alliance between the two substances.
From this plant-based marriage emerges a powerful synergy, especially valuable for the care of the skin and hair. This is why this soap is considered one of the most appreciated in the world. The percentage of the mixture between the two oils can vary: it is the laurel that makes it more precious, so the higher this component, the higher the quality of the cleanser and, therefore, the more expensive. However, for dry skin, it is better if there is a small presence (12%). If, on the other hand, you have oily skin, you should definitely opt for mixtures that have even 35% of it.
Properties of Aleppo soap
Olive oil has moisturizing, emollient, and nourishing properties for the skin. Polyphenols and vitamins A and E make it an excellent antioxidant, which prevents skin aging: like all olive oil soaps, Aleppo soap is also an effective anti-aging product, ideal for facial treatments. Furthermore, it stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin proteins. It helps heal wounds, thanks to its regenerative properties that restored the skin's radiance with vitamin C.
Laurel oil, on the other hand, has important antibacterial and antiseptic properties; its soothing action helps calm skin inflammation and is useful in improving conditions such as psoriasis and eczema; it also regulates the sebaceous balance, combating acne.
Aleppo soap, thanks to the synergy between its two components, has nourishing, revitalizing, and restructuring properties, given by the high percentage of fats contained in the oil, which is why it is often recommended also for washing and caring for stressed, dry, and brittle hair.
Aleppo soap is widely used for washing and cleansing the skin and hair. In fact:
- It has beneficial effects on inflammatory conditions and skin diseases thanks to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is widely used in the treatment of dark spots on the face, acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin dermatitis, and burns.
- It can be used as a shampoo for hair due to its ability to strengthen the bulb, nourish the hair, and counteract the onset of dandruff thanks to its nourishing properties; furthermore, it prevents hair loss thanks to its ability to activate the microcirculation of the scalp. It gives shine and volume to the hair. After washing, it is recommended to rinse with water and vinegar to restore the optimal pH.
- It is often used by men for shaving.
- It has important emollient properties for post-shaving.
- It is an excellent makeup remover, soft and nourishing.
- If left on the skin after cleansing, it performs a real purifying and nourishing mask function.
- It can be used for bathing babies and infants. However, be careful with the eyes, which could become irritated.
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