ORGANIC OLIVE OIL
Organic extra virgin olive oil is a component with multiple virtues that I use in all my soaps. From a first cold pressing, without any chemical treatment, it is rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids. It's a bit like sebum, this lipid film naturally present in the skin. It prevents dehydration, protects against external aggressions and brings suppleness and comfort to the epidermis.
SWEET ALMOND OIL
From the fruits of the almond tree, an emblematic tree of the Mediterranean basin, sweet almond oil is used in the composition of many cosmetic products. Known for its soothing, softening and nourishing action, it takes care of all skin types, in particular dry, delicate and uncomfortable skin. Thanks to its excellent penetrating power, it softens the skin while protecting it from dehydration.
ORGANIC COCONUT OIL
Rich in essential fatty acids, coconut oil, extracted from the pulp of the coconut palm, is used in cosmetics for its nourishing, protective and repairing properties. Easily absorbed, it soothes redness and irritation.
I use it in all my soaps because, in addition to its benefits, it provides a beautiful creamy foam that is gentle on the skin.
ORGANIC CASTOR OIL
Extracted from the seeds of the Ricin, a shrub native to India and tropical Africa, castor oil has multiple virtues: nourishing, fortifying, anti-inflammatory.
It is used to fight against skin problems, skin dryness, excessive peeling, irritation, burns. It is also known to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.
RAW SHEA BUTTER
The Shea tree or “butter tree” grows wild in the African savannas. The butter that is extracted from its nuts, rich in vitamins A, E and F, has multiple properties. It can be used both in cooking and in medicine. In cosmetics, it is highly sought after for its strong moisturizing, nourishing and healing power. Ideal for combating irritation, tightness and preserving the suppleness and elasticity of the skin.
COCOA BUTTER
Everyone knows Cacao, this tropical bean that makes chocolate lovers happy! This cocoa tree fruit is not confined to its gourmet mission, it has many other benefits, especially for the skin. Rich in vitamins E, A, B, C, cocoa butter, extracted from the bean by crushing, is used for its antioxidant, soothing and energizing properties. It is an excellent skin stress reliever. For the record, the Latin name for cocoa is Theobroma which means "food of the gods".