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Indulge in exceptional cleanliness with our premium soap collection. Made from natural ingredients and essential oils, our soap refreshes and rejuvenates your skin. Elevate your daily routine with our luxurious selection.

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Marseille soap “Marseille soap Alchimia”

5,99€

Our Natural Soap Collection – a Unique Skin Care Ritual

Experience the pure power of nature combined with premium, handcrafted ingredients in our exclusive collection of natural soaps. Discover:

Tar Soap – Ideal for oily and problematic skin. Deeply cleanses pores and helps combat acne.
Black Soap – Enriched with activated charcoal to detoxify, cleanse deeply, and give your skin a healthy glow.
Eyebrow Soap – Perfect for gentle shaping and hold, free of fragrances and synthetic additives.
Baby Soap – Extra gentle and moisturizing, free of dyes and strong scents, ideal for sensitive skin.
Shaving Soap – Infused with coconut oil for a smooth razor glide and skin-soothing effect.
Sauna Soap – With eucalyptus, menthol, or linden blossom, revitalizes and opens the pores.
Liquid Hand Soap – Lightly foaming, enriched with glycerin and natural oils for moisture and cleanliness.
Olive Soap – Traditional, gentle, and deeply moisturizing, perfect for dry skin.

Why Choose Us?

100% Natural Ingredients: Plant-based oils (coconut, olive, rapeseed), essential oils, and herbal extracts.
Multifunctional Benefits: Our soaps moisturize, soothe, exfoliate, refresh, or disinfect—one product, many benefits.
Handcrafted Quality: Each soap is made in small batches to preserve the beneficial properties of oils and botanicals.
Long-Lasting Fragrance: Natural scents linger on your skin and in the air, offering a luxurious spa-like experience.
Sustainable Packaging: We strive to use recyclable or reusable packaging to reduce plastic waste.

How to Choose?
For deep cleansing and detox, go with black or tar soap. For gentle hydration, try olive or baby soap. For sauna rituals, choose sauna soap with eucalyptus. For daily handwashing, opt for liquid soap with glycerin.

Explore our collection and let natural, vegan, and organic soaps transform your skincare routine—from gentle daily cleansing to a luxurious home spa experience!

Frequently asked questions

What are the benefits of soap?

Soap is beneficial for the skin because it removes dirt, oil, and bacteria, helps prevent acne and other skin conditions, and improves overall skin hygiene. In addition, some soaps contain natural ingredients, such as essential oils, which can provide extra benefits by moisturizing the skin and offering aromatherapy effects.

How is soap made?

Soap is made through a process called saponification, where fats or oils (such as olive or coconut oil) react with an alkali solution (sodium or potassium hydroxide) to produce soap and glycerin. Typically, the alkali is first dissolved in cool water and allowed to warm to around 40 °C. At the same time, the fats or oils are heated to a similar temperature. The alkali solution is then slowly poured into the oils and mixed until the mixture reaches the “trace” stage, when it thickens. After that, fragrances, colorants, or exfoliating particles may be added, and the mixture is poured into molds. After 24–48 hours, the soap is removed from the molds and left to cure for 1–6 weeks, with cold-process soap requiring a longer curing time than hot-process soap.

What types of soap are available?

There are several types of soap available, each designed for different needs and preferences. You can find solid bar soaps, which are the most traditional and widely used. Liquid soaps are popular for handwashing and are convenient for everyday use. Natural and handmade soaps are made from plant-based oils and often contain essential oils or botanical ingredients. Glycerin soaps are known for their transparency and moisturizing properties. Antibacterial soaps are formulated to help reduce bacteria on the skin, while exfoliating soaps contain particles that help remove dead skin cells. In addition, there are specialty soaps such as baby soaps, sensitive-skin soaps, and aromatic or therapeutic soaps designed for specific skin types and uses.

Can soap harm the skin?

Although soap is generally safe for most people, it can be harmful to some individuals with certain skin conditions or allergies. It is important to choose a mild, non-irritating soap suitable for your skin type and to test new products on a small area of skin before applying them more widely.

How to choose the right soap for your skin type?

To choose the right soap for your skin type, consider your specific skin needs and sensitivity. For oily or acne-prone skin, look for soaps that contain salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. For dry or sensitive skin, choose fragrance-free soaps with moisturizing ingredients such as shea butter or glycerin. For normal skin, a mild, unscented soap is usually sufficient.

What is saponification?

Saponification is a chemical reaction in which fats or oils (triglycerides) react with alkalis (sodium or potassium hydroxide) and are converted into soap and glycerin. This process takes place both in home soap-making and in industrial production.

What is the “melt & pour” technique?

This technique is especially convenient for beginners. A store-bought soap “base” (pre-melted and refined) is melted in a water bath, fragrances and colors are added, and then it is poured into molds. The setting time is 1–2 days.

How should solid soap be stored so that it lasts longer?

Keep the soap in a well-ventilated soap dish where moisture does not accumulate. After use, let it dry on a slotted or ridged surface so water does not collect underneath.