Active Ingredients

ALEPPO

Created more than 4000 years ago in the city of Aleppo (Syria; ancient Mesopotamia), the famous Aleppo soap was introduced to Europe in the 12th century by the Crusaders. Since then, it has been produced unchanged from its natural, handcrafted manufacturing process.

Only natural ingredients are used in its manufacture: olive oil and laurel, sodium hydroxide and water. The virgin olive oil is heated in large cauldrons together with the soda and stirred very slowly. Finally, the laurel oil is added to obtain a mixture of a beautiful green colour which is washed with plenty of water to obtain a totally alkali-free product.

Aleppo has qualities such as: analgesic, anaesthetic, antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, antirheumatic, anti-inflammatory, circulatory, antiseptic, carminative, diaphoretic and sedative.

Its high olive oil content protects the skin from the dryness so characteristic of classic soaps, maintaining the natural lipid barrier and providing vitamins and minerals. Its regular use is particularly suitable for sensitive skin as it contains antiseptic, antioxidant and healing properties thanks to the laurel oil.

Aleppo soap, the real thing, nourishes, regenerates and softens your skin, restoring its hydrolipidic layer.

COCONUT OIL

This vegetable oil is extracted from ripe coconuts. Thanks to its composition of saturated fatty acids, it is indispensable in any beauty routine. It deeply moisturises and softens the skin. It promotes cell regeneration and combats premature ageing.

It is ideal for daily hair care thanks to its moisturising, nourishing and repairing properties. It contains proteins that protect from external aggressions and increase its elasticity. Provides great softness and shine. Very rich in Vitamins E and K.

In the most traditional medicine, coconut has multiple uses, and this fruit has the capacity to treat many different conditions thanks to its antibacterial and antiviral properties. Coconut has even been used in cases of colds, burns, even bruises, among other functions.

Coconut is a powerful moisturiser for both skin and hair. You can also apply a few drops of this oil with your make-up remover wipes and use it as a natural make-up remover while leaving your skin moisturised.

OLIVE OIL

High in essential fatty acids, oleic acid, linoleic acid and squalene which provide antioxidant properties and help restore the skin’s natural moisture levels.

Rich in antioxidant vitamins such as vitamin E, it helps to nourish, regenerate and soften the skin and hair. Thanks to tripterpenes and oleuropein, it has photoprotective qualities.

High oleic acid content, which preserves natural antioxidants, vitamins and other components, helping to maintain hydration and favouring the preservation of the cell membrane, thus preventing premature ageing of the skin. Healing, regenerating and adjuvant in the synthesis of collagen. It regenerates the skin.

Olive oil has a great capacity to repair damaged tissues and manages to repair them thanks to its high vitamin content. It will help to heal superficial wounds on the skin in a very rich and moisturised way.