This moisturizing soap is the ultimate bath or shower treat!

Description

Thanks to its sublime scent of balsam fir wood for its toning properties and originating from the Gaspé Peninsula, this moisturizing soap is the ultimate pleasure for the bath or shower. A real treat to consume without moderation.

Aloe juice: The pulp of the aloe contains a cocktail of soothing, moisturizing and healing active ingredients.

Olive oil: Rich in nourishing and softening oleic acid and natural antioxidants (vitamin E, phytosterols, squalene, phenolic compounds), this oil is highly prized for making very mild soaps, well tolerated by sensitive skin.

Coconut oil: Rich and nourishing oil, coconut oil is very interesting in saponification because it brings to the soap a very good foaming power by its richness in lauric acid.

Shea butter: With its nutritive, emollient and antioxidant properties, shea butter gives soaps a rich and creamy feel. The shea butter used in the manufacture of the products is fair trade and unrefined.

Hemp oil: rich in omega 3 and 6, known to restore softness and elasticity to the skin, revitalize dry and mature skin and fight against dehydration.

Cocoa butter: has all the active ingredients present in the cocoa bean, giving it recognized anti-oxidant, soothing and slimming properties

Canola oil: is known for its antioxidant, softening and protective properties, thanks to its high vitamin E content. It is therefore very beneficial for the skin by providing the necessary nutrients for its resistance.

Ingredients

cocosnucifera (coconut oil), aqua (water), aloe barbadensis (aloe leaf juice)**, olea europaea (olive oil), butyrospermum parkii (shea butter)**, cannabis sativa (hemp oil)**, theobroma cacao (cocoa butter), sodium hydroxide, sodium canolate (canola oil), spirulina platensis (spirulina powder), kaolin, balsam fir powder**, abies balsamea (balsam fir needle macerate).
(**Issued from organic farming)

Additional information

Format : 120 g

Dimensions : 7 x 7 cm

Flavor: essential oil of balsam fir