Best known for its purple blossoms and its alluring scent that sends you on a tranquil journey, lavender is a peren...
Taking a hot bath after a long day has become second nature; just a way to get rid of the dirt buildup while also u...
While we’ve come a long way since the times of the ancient Greeks and Egyptians, you’ve got to hand it to them, those guys knew a lot about personal hygiene. Olive oil soap - also known as Aleppo soap or Marseille soap - has been widely used for centuries, and there are more than a few reasons why we should still use it today.
A little bit about olive trees and the differences between black and green olives, and their harvesting techniques.
Understand the difference between a soap and a detergent. The most basic difference is a soap's TFM. Historically, TFM has been used between suppliers to grade their merchandise. End consumer, rarely knows about it.
Acheter artisanal équivaut à dire : Je participe à préserver un patrimoine et une culture.
Messing with nature is not a good thing. Using greenwashing marketing techniques to lead consumers into mistakenly using a polluting product is a crime. Spread the culture of "Read the ingredients of what you're buying".
La réponse à cette question nécessite réflexion. La recette du savon d’Alep requiert de l’hydroxyde de sodium à êtr...
Saponification is the chemical reaction between a base (such as the caustic soda) with an acid (such as oil) in the...
The short answer is "It depends". The longer one is the following: Aleppo soap requires sodium hydroxide to be mix...
Coco, Palm, and Coprah; is it not the same thing?
Savoir ce que l'on consomme est toujours une bonne idée.
