The soap is delicately scented. Like all olive oil soap it’s moisturizing and cleans well without stripping your skin. Because it’s 100% olive the suds are smaller but I like this and it does not destroy the planet with palm oil. If you haven’t tried it yet you are missing out!
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Soap Making in Palestine
During the European Crusaders' occupation of Palestine, Nablus gained prominence for its production of exceptional soap, which was highly regarded for its quality. The soap-making industry became a royal monopoly,...
Soap Making in Palestine
During the European Crusaders' occupation of Palestine, Nablus gained prominence for its production of exceptional soap, which was highly regarded for its quality. The soap-making industry became a royal monopoly,...
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Lime, Ash, and Olive: A portrait of the soapmak...
Have you ever wondered what’s in the soap you wash with? If it’s a pump-action bottle of commercial soap there will likely be any number of -ides, -ates and -enes alongside...
Lime, Ash, and Olive: A portrait of the soapmak...
Have you ever wondered what’s in the soap you wash with? If it’s a pump-action bottle of commercial soap there will likely be any number of -ides, -ates and -enes alongside...
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Barilla: A mini history
Without the soda-making qualities of barilla seaweed, there never would have been Nablus or Castile soaps.
Barilla: A mini history
Without the soda-making qualities of barilla seaweed, there never would have been Nablus or Castile soaps.
