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.
La différence entre le savon de Castille, d’Alep et de Marseille est de prime abord leur provenance géographique. D...
