Moisturizing Soap

Active composition of solid natural soap – a complete explanation of each ingredient

1. Cold-pressed Israeli olive oil

effect:Softens, soothes and nourishes the skin. Rich in antioxidants (vitamin E, polyphenols) that help slow down the aging process and encourage cell renewal.

Interesting fact:Olive oil has been used in skin care since ancient times – in the cultures of Greece, Rome, and Egypt, it was considered "liquid gold" for the skin.

2. Coconut oil

effect:Cleans effectively thanks to lauric acid, creates rich foam and maintains moisture in the skin.

Interesting fact:Coconut oil is one of the few oils that penetrates the deep layers of the skin thanks to its unique molecular structure.

3. Castor oil (Ricinus)

effect:Gives the product a velvety texture, creates a thick foam, and helps retain moisture in the skin.

Interesting fact:Castor oil contains ricinoleic acid – which has proven antibacterial properties.

4. Cocoa butter

effect:Protects the skin and prevents moisture evaporation. Increases elasticity and uniform texture of the skin.

Interesting fact:Cocoa butter is rich in phytosterols – plant components that help heal the skin after irritations and minor burns.

5. Shea butter (Kirita)

effect:Nourishes and soothes dry, sensitive skin. Contains essential vitamins (A, E, F) and allantoin to support cell healing.

Interesting fact:In Africa, shea butter is called "women's gold" - thanks to its extensive use in facial and body care for generations.

6. Bay leaf oil

effect:Helps deep cleanse the skin, is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and supports cell renewal.

Interesting fact:This oil was used in healing rituals in ancient Rome – and was considered a symbol of cleansing and renewal.

7. Parsley hydrolate (aromatic water)

effect:Brightens the skin, lightens dark spots and fine pigmentation. Contributes to an even complexion with the help of vitamins C and K.

Interesting fact:Parsley contains apigenin – a flavonoid that has been found in studies to protect the skin from UV radiation damage.

8. Flaxseed extract

effect:Strengthens skin tissue, helps reduce wrinkles, is rich in omega-3 and natural antioxidants.

Interesting fact:Flaxseed was already known as a medicinal plant for the skin in ancient Babylon – and there is evidence of its use in early skin-firming treatments.

9. Lanolin

effect:A natural lubricant that mimics human sebum. Creates a breathable layer that retains moisture without clogging pores.

Interesting fact:Lanolin is one of the substances closest in composition to human skin fat – and therefore is particularly absorbent and effective for mature skin.

10. White clay (kaolin)

effect:Gently absorbs oil, cleanses without drying, contributes to a smoother and brighter appearance of the skin.

Interesting fact:Kaolin clay is considered one of the softest types of clay – and is also suitable for extremely sensitive skin.

11. Zinc

effect:Supports inflammation reduction, soothes irritated skin, helps balance oil production and supports recovery.

Interesting fact:Zinc is an essential mineral found in hundreds of metabolic processes in the skin – including tissue repair and anti-aging potential.

12. Geranium essential oil

effect:Balances the activity of the sebaceous glands, improves blood circulation in the skin, and provides a feeling of freshness and relaxation.

Interesting fact:In natural medicine, geranium oil is also used for emotional balance and stress reduction – both through the skin and through the scent.

13. Rose essential oil

effect:Provides deep hydration, improves skin tone, contributes to a smooth and radiant appearance.

Interesting fact:It takes more than 3 tons of petals to produce one liter of rose essential oil – which is why it is considered one of the most luxurious and delicate oils.

Storage precautions – this is how you can keep your soap for a long time:

Let it dry completely between uses.
Do not leave the soap in standing water or on a wet surface – this causes it to soften and wear out quickly.

Use a good drainage container (saucer with holes or mesh).
A soap dish that lifts the soap from the surface and allows air circulation is preferable.

Store in a cool, ventilated place.
Avoid direct exposure to sunlight or high heat – this damages the texture.