Winter Bar Soap, 110 g
It's not often we manage to create a cosmetic you'd want to eat. In the case of our Winter Bar, it happened completely unintentionally, but believe me – once you get your hands on this bar, a cookie-spicy-gingerbread-resinous-Christmas aroma will fill your nose. Then you'll experience a reflex that, even though you might want to, you just can't seem to follow. Don't eat this soap! It's not a cookie! You don't eat soap! Keep this product away from children :) Our Winter Bar Soap contains not only red French clay, which will nourish and regenerate your skin. It's also infused with essential oils: spruce, orange, and cinnamon. This composition, this wonderful trio, creates an aroma that can be summed up in one word: Christmas. It's warm, spicy, slightly citrusy, and resinous. It's simply the best. The soap may also contain particles of the spices we macerated: anise, cardamom, and cinnamon. However, they are small enough and so few in number that they certainly won't harm you. This sweet, yet distinctive, and delicious blend pairs perfectly with a hot evening bath. The spices added to the soap warm your skin and stimulate microcirculation when massaging it into your body. In addition to clay and essential oils, the winter soap contains a blend of beneficial, high-quality oils. It consists of coconut oil, olive oil, shea butter, and castor oil. These oils contribute to the soap's nourishing, moisturizing, and regenerating properties. They also help keep your skin moisturized, supple, and radiant. The castor oil, in turn, creates a pleasant, thick (and beautifully scented!) lather when used. You can use the winter soap on your entire body, but first check to see if it causes an allergic reaction. Cinnamon essential oil can sometimes play tricks on people with very sensitive skin. In our opinion, this soap is not worth washing your face with. WEIGHT: 110 g CUBE DIMENSIONS: Approx. 8x5x3 cm 100% biodegradable. Every raw material in this product has been assessed for safety and biodegradability. Within 10 to 14 days, it will be 100% degraded into compounds naturally occurring in the environment. Tests conducted using the OECD method - Guidelines for the Testing of Chemicals, Section 3.
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