WAAM Purifying Soap - 80gr

Face & Body
Cold saponified

Rich in Nigella vegetable oil, the Purifying Soap deeply purifies and helps fight against imperfections without drying the skin. Charcoal has a purifying action, on the one hand by helping to remove impurities but also by absorbing excess sebum. Finally, Tea tree essential oil provides a scent and a pleasant feeling of freshness.

For whom: All skin types, oily and blemished skin. Not suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women (presence of Tea Tree essential oil).

Properties
• Cleans, purifies and detoxifies the skin
• Repairs the skin

Product composition
INCI:
Aqua, Olea europaea fruit oil, Helianthus annuus seed oil, Butyrospermum parkii butter, Cocos nucifera oil, Sodium hydroxide, Nigella sativa seed oil, Charcoal powder, Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil, Laurus nobilis leaf oil, Limonene
Ingredients:
Olive oil: Olive oil helps keep the skin in good condition. It is very nourishing.
Sunflower Oil: Sunflower oil contains unsaturated fatty acids and vitamin E. It has regenerating, moisturizing and nourishing properties.
Coconut Oil: Rich in saturated fatty acids, coconut oil deeply nourishes, softens and enhances the skin.
Black seed oil: Black seed oil is known for its purifying and restorative properties.
Non-deodorized shea butter: Shea butter is mainly composed of triglycerides, fatty acids, esters and vitamins (A, D, E). It has softening and softening properties for the epidermis. It protects the skin against external aggressions.
Tea tree essential oil: Essential to combat impurities.
Noble Laurel essential oil
Vegetable charcoal: It deeply cleanses the skin, its absorbent properties help eliminate all impurities from the skin.

Product quality
Cold saponification, what is it?
Saponification is a chemical reaction which takes place between two elements, a fatty substance (the oils and butters constituting soap) and an alkali (lying soda). During this process, the oil and lye will disappear to form soap and glycerin. The chemical reaction only stops when one of the two components is exhausted.
We call superfatted soap a soap resulting from saponification during which it is the soda which is used up first. Cold saponification is a slow method that preserves all the properties of the natural soap ingredients.

What is overgreasing?
Now that you know what saponification is, you will easily understand what superfatting is. This is the proportion of oil which is not saponified and which therefore remains in the oil state in the soap. It is this superfatting that will provide softness and nutrition to the skin. So, no feeling of tightness or dry skin after using the soap.