Shampoo Soap 2-in-1

Cold-pressed Israeli olive oil

Rich in antioxidants (vitamin E, polyphenols).

Moisturizes dry skin and protects against free radicals.

Considered a very gentle oil, suitable for sensitive skin.

Interesting fact: Using olive oil-based soap (such as
Aleppo soap has existed in the Mediterranean region for thousands of years.

Cold-pressed coconut oil

Creates rich soapy foam thanks to its fatty acid content
Saturated.

Natural antibacterial and antifungal (mainly due to
lauric acid).

Contributes to deep cleansing without drying the skin.

Interesting factCoconut oil contains about 50% lauric acid,
A particularly effective substance against skin pollutants.

Cold-pressed castor oil

Softens hair and skin, helps create thick, foamy soap
Caressing.

Encourages blood circulation and helps hair regrowth.

Creates a "silky" touch feeling on the skin after
washing.

Interesting fact: Also used in the cosmetics industry as an ingredient
Active in treatments against hair loss.

Cold-pressed shea butter

Rich in vitamins A, E and F.

Strengthens the skin's protective barrier, reduces inflammation and dryness.

Contributes to softening the skin and restoring hair fibers.

Interesting fact: Traditionally used in Africa for healing
Burns, cuts and even as a natural substitute for sunscreen.

Apple cider vinegar infusion with medicinal herbs

Helps balance the pH of the skin and scalp – especially important
Using natural skincare products.

Helps dissolve excess grease and dirt, prevents dandruff buildup.

Interesting factApple cider vinegar contains natural acids (such as
acetic acid) that help fight fungi and skin infections.

Rosemary hydrolate (rosemary water)

A delicate aromatic water produced by distilling fresh leaves.

Soothes scalp irritation, encourages hair growth
and treat mild rashes.

Interesting fact: In herbal medicine, rosemary water is used
As a natural aftershave thanks to their astringent and antiseptic properties.

Rosemary, Amla, Neem and Chicory Powders

Rosemary: anti-inflammatory, strengthens hair roots.

Amla (Indian): Rich in vitamin C, rejuvenating
cells and prevents hair loss.

Neem: Powerful antiseptic, disinfects damaged skin.

Chicory: Helps restore irritations and chronic skin problems.

Interesting fact: The four plants are common in Ayurveda
And are considered an ideal combination for skin and hair health.

Coco Betaine

A gentle foaming agent extracted from coconut.

Improves soap texture and reduces skin irritation.

Particularly suitable for sensitive skin and daily use.

Interesting fact: Unlike synthetic sulfates (like SLS), betaine
Considered gentle, biological and breaks down quickly in the environment.

Zinc Oxide

Protects against UV radiation (natural physical filter).

Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory – good for irritated skin
and sensitive. Helps keep the scalp clean and prevent irritation.

Interesting fact: Also used in the treatment of diaper rash and acne,
Thanks to its ability to absorb fat and gently dry.

D-Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5)

Penetrates skin and hair, maintains moisture and restores tissues.

Improves hair elasticity, gives shine and smooth texture.

Soothes dry or irritated skin after washing.

Interesting fact: Used in SOS treatments for burnt and dry hair due to its restorative ability
Deep cells.

Pure essential oils: rosemary, mint and lemon

rosemary: Stimulates blood circulation, stimulates and aids growth
Hair.mint: Cools, disinfects and refreshes.lemon: Shrinks pores, is an antioxidant and disinfectant.

Interesting fact: These essential oils also act as removers
Natural scents provide a refreshing scent and also extend the life of the soap thanks to their properties.
The antibacterial.

Storage instructions – this is how you can preserve the solid 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.