Tadé Superfatted Aleppo Soap Rose D'Ispahan 100 g
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Tadé Superfatted Aleppo Soap Rose D'Ispahan 100 g is a superfatted care product for face and body.
This soap is a must-have for your cleansing ritual, offering a delicious, soothing honey scent that envelops the skin in a gentle fragrance. Suitable for both body and face, it cleanses thoroughly while respecting even the most sensitive epidermis.
Enriched with olive oil and laurel oil, this soap is packed with essential skin care ingredients. Olive oil, known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties, softens the skin, while laurel oil, with its purifying and soothing properties, helps balance and revitalize the complexion.
Used daily, it leaves the skin clean, soft and delicately scented, while providing natural, beneficial skin care, respecting the balance of all skin types, normal or delicate.
Palm oil free.
97% natural origin.
Dermatologically tested.
For morning and/or evening cleansing, lather the soap with a glove and apply its creamy foam to wet skin using circular movements, then rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Avoid contact with eyes.
sodium olivate*, aqua (water)*, parfum (fragrance), olea europaea (olive) fruit oil*, sodium laurate*, citronellol, geraniol, sodium hydroxide
| EAN Code | 3593290022779 |
| Form | Bar |
| Presentation | Bar |
| Contents | 100 g |
Discover the brand
Discover all the benefits of active ingredients from the Near East with the range of Tadé products prepared with Aleppo bread, olive oil, Dead Sea salt or even Argan Oil. Inspired by ancestral traditional know-how, the Tadé brand offers raw products, 100% natural and plant-based, suitable for all skin types. Discover the brand's essential products on Cocooncenter, in particular Aleppo soap with laurel, orange blossom body lotion and rose flower dry oil.
