Properties of ingredients

Here are the benefits of the main ingredients used to make soaps and other products.

The oils

Olive oil

Antioxidant, emollient and rich, it nourishes the skin in depth and protects against the harmful effects of time and the sun. Very gentle and soothing, it is suitable for the most sensitive skin.

Sunflower oil

Nourishing, softening and smoothing. It is also rich in vitamin E.

Shea butter

Extremely rich in unsaponifiables and vitamins, it softens and rebuilds the skin. Its fatty acid composition gives it incredible moisturizing and nourishing properties.

Cocoa butter

A powerful antioxidant, cocoa butter is the ideal butter to combat the harmful effects of time. It restores elasticity and tone to the skin. Nourishing and protective, it brings softness and voluptuousness to all skin types.

Coconut oil

Very rich in saturated fats, it increases the foaming power of soaps. It is also moisturizing, softening and emollient.

Beeswax

Useful in the making of balms and deodorants, it is also used to soften and harden soaps. Beeswax is a humectant and emollient agent.

Castor oil

This oil relieves skin conditions through its softening and healing action. In soap making, it produces a creamy foam and brings great softness to the soap.

Sesame oil

Rich in essential fatty acids, it is restructuring and allows better hydration of the skin. Softening and softening power.

Coffee butter

This butter is rich in antioxidants, lecithin and vitamin E. It softens and moisturizes the skin.

Mango butter

Emollient, it retains the skin's moisture. Softening, smoothing and regenerating.

Rice bran oil

This oil prevents and fights against skin aging thanks to its complex of antioxidant and anti-free radical molecules. It is also known for activating microcirculation.

Wheat germ oil

Rich in omega 6 and vitamin E, it is nourishing, rich and emollient. It is used for the care of dry and very dry skin.

Hemp oil

Perfect balance between acids 6 and 3, its high content of rare essential fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids make it an exceptional oil. It restores softness and elasticity to the skin and fights against dehydration.

Avocado oil

Softening, protective and very gentle, it restores elasticity and comfort to the skin. It provides foaming power and smoothness to soaps.

Almond oil

Very gentle, emollient, softening and strengthening. It is used on dry, fragile and delicate skin.

Plants, herbs, nuts and vegetables, clays

Spearmint leaves

Known for its antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. It gives a refreshing effect and can help reduce fatigue.

Goat milk powder

Recognized as a source of natural hydration, goat's milk powder softens and nourishes the skin.

Cocoa powder

Cocoa powder is rich in vitamins and minerals. It contributes to the hydration of the skin and tones the tissues.

Lavender flowers

Used in soaps, it gives an exfoliating power. Otherwise, they have a relaxing and calming effect.

Ground coffee

The use of ground coffee in soaps gives them an exfoliating effect. Ground coffee is also useful for removing stubborn odors (garlic, onion, etc.) and for removing stains from hands.

Pink clay

Pink clay is the softest of all clays. It is very gentle, purifying and soothing. It is used on dull, tired and reactive skin.

Lawyer

Many writings mention the use of the plant by the Aztec populations who used the flesh of the fruit to protect their skin from drying winds.

Vanilla bean

Sweet vanilla scent, it is used as an exfoliant in soaps.

Algae powder

Seaweed is rich in vitamins and minerals. It has the ability to draw out toxins and impurities while adding nutrients and benefits to the skin.

Green clay

It is used for its absorbent, healing, calming and purifying properties. Useful in cases of inflammation and for the care of combination to oily skin.

Poppy seeds

Used in soaps for its exfoliating power.

Almond powders

Gives exfoliating power to soaps and leaves the skin soft and satiny.

Iris Root Powder

Very gentle exfoliant, also serves as a perfume fixative.

Green tea

Great source of antioxidant, helps counteract the effects of time.

Baking soda

Useful in making bath bombs, baking soda softens, deodorizes, soothes and absorbs impurities from the skin.

Citric acid

An excellent antioxidant, it is used in the making of bath bombs.

Epsom salt

High in minerals, it has anti-inflammatory properties. Used in baths, it draws toxins from the body, calms and relaxes.