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Savon D'où - Romarin


Fragile, Dry and Oily Skin
Organic
  

​ Handmade cold process and naturally glycerinated, my green marbling combined with the essential oil of cineole rosemary evokes a revitalising walk. My ancestral recipe makes me an essential traditional soap, particularly suitable for fragile skin.

Think of the anti-waste accessories for your scraps :

Linen/cotton gloves and magnetic soap dishes

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7.60 €


A must-have...

Without ingredients from the other side of the world:

Soy oil* (Italy) : Extracted from soybeans, this oil is naturally rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids. It helps to maintain hydration, softens the skin and is suitable for daily use, even for sensitive skin.

Organic tallow* (France) : An ethical and sustainable alternative to oils and fats from the Southern Hemisphere, beef tallow, prepared by us from tallow of Limousin cows raised in organic farming, has a long tradition in cosmetics and soap making. Rich in saturated fatty acids (notably stearic acid), it gives the soap a nice hardness, a creamy and stable lather, while providing excellent compatibility with the skin. Gentle, protective and nourishing, it is particularly suitable for dry or sensitive skin.

Cineole rosemary essential oil* (Espagne) : Distillée à partir des sommités fleuries, cette huile est connue pour ses propriétés tonifiantes, purifiantes et stimulantes. Elle aide à revitaliser les peaux fatiguées, à purifier en douceur et apporte une touche aromatique fraîche, aux accents d’eucalyptus.

White clay² (Spain) : White clay (kaolin) is a 100% natural mineral powder, recognised for its purifying and soothing properties. It gently cleanses the skin, absorbs excess sebum, and enhances the skin — even the most sensitive.

Glycerin** : It helps to maintain the skin's natural hydration by aiding in the retention of water in the superficial layers of the epidermis. Gentle and non-greasy — it leaves the skin supple, comfortable, and better protected against tightness and dryness.

Sodium lactate (fermented beet sugar)¹˒² (France) : It helps to maintain skin hydration while improving the texture of the soap. By making it harder and smoother, it helps to extend its lifespan.

Salt² (France) : Fine salt from Camargue, naturally rich in minerals, this salt enhances the texture of the soap, stabilises its lather, and extends its lifespan. It gently cleanses the skin and leaves a lasting feeling of freshness and purity.

Chromium oxide/Titanium dioxide² (European Union) : Mineral origin pigments.

... and of course, of the water and of the soda¹ (France), to transform almost all fats into soap and glycerin** — to preserve the benefits of these ingredients for your skin! 

*Ingredients from Organic Farming / **Naturally produced during the saponification process

¹Certified ECOCERT / ²Compatible with the COSMOS standard


The ingredients on the label


Sodium Glycinate* (saponified organic soybean oil), Sodium Tallowate* (saponified organic tallow), Aqua (Water), Glycerin** (naturally produced Glycerin), Kaolin² (White Clay), Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil*** (organic cineole rosemary essential oil), Glycine Soja Oil*** (organic soybean oil), Sodium Lactate¹˒², Sodium Chloride² (Salt), Tallow*** (organic tallow), CI 77891² (mineral origin pigment), CI 77288² (mineral origin pigment), Alpha-terpinene³, Beta-caryophyllene³, Camphor³, Limonene³, Linalool³, Pinene³, Terpineol³



*Ingredients processed from organic ingredients / **Naturally produced during the saponification process / ***Ingredients from Organic Farming
¹Certified ECOCERT, contributes to the circular economy / ²Compatible with the COSMOS standard / ³Allergens present in essential oils


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Tradition and cosmetic and ecological effectiveness :


The production of cold process superfat solid soaps has long relied on animal fats, which ensure their hardness and longevity.

This practice, which has fallen out of use in craftsmanship, remains an asset for the sector: tallow is an ingredient recognised for its cosmetic qualities and its use is fully aligned with a circular economy logic, by valuing resources unjustly neglected.

It is in this spirit that, to produce soaps without ingredients from the ends of the earth, and after long searches for a raw, organic and high-quality tallow, we chose to rehabilitate a forgotten part of our know-how.