Sain & Doux Rosemary Soap-Shampoo bar

Entirely handmade and delicately scented with organic rosemary essential oil, this superfatted WHOLESOME & GENTLE soap-shampoo is a concentrate of softness and hydration for the whole family.

Rich in glycerin thanks to the cold process saponification method, and made with water from our own spring, it respects the skin and nourishes it deeply.
For use on the Body, Face, and Hair, and for shaving.

If used by two people for all their washing and shaving, this soap lasts one month—costing just €2 per week, per person!

 

23,00

Weight 0.230 kg
Dimensions 7 × 7 × 6 cm
Packaging

Paper

Drying

12 months and more in the open air

Ingredients (INCI)

SODIUM LARDATE, AQUA, ADEPS SUILLUS, GLYCERIN, ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS LEAF OIL, LIMONENE

Trade prices

Sain & Doux Rosemary Soap-Shampoo bar

The soap

To make soap, one needs water. On the estate, we have the pure water from our Source aux Loups.

A fat is also required. Naturally, we use the lard from our Gascon pigs raised on pastures between woods and meadows.

Through the cold process saponification method, we preserve all the soap's glycerin, ensuring optimal skin hydration.

Entirely handmade in very limited batches, we take the time to let them dry and harden for over 12 months in the open air. Just as with our foies gras or hams, our soaps improve with time. As they age, they become gentler and richer in lather.

This WHOLESOME & GENTLE soap is delicately scented with organic rosemary essential oil distilled on the estate. Rosemary is known for its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties, ideal for oily skin.

Lard

It is the foundation of our soap. It comes from Gascon pigs raised outdoors. Lard is the fine flare fat from the pig; it is wholesome and gentle at once, hence its name. Its use in our cosmetics may seem anachronistic; however, lard has been recognized and used since Antiquity for the preparation of cosmetic and therapeutic balms and ointments.

In 2015, we wanted to learn more and had our Gascon pork lard analyzed by a specialized laboratory.
The physico-chemical analysis confirmed the high content of unsaturated fatty acids (omega 3), making it a product of great nutritional value for the body, both internally and externally.
This reinforced our choice of lard for our cosmetics in preference to fashionable exotic oils (coconut, shea, argan, etc.) whose true origin or production methods are often unknown.

 

Sain & Doux Lavender Soap-Shampoo bar

The soap

To make soap, water is needed. On the estate, we have the pure water of our Source aux Loups.

A fat is also required. Naturally, we use the lard from our Gascon pigs raised on pastures between woods and meadows.

Through the cold process saponification method, we preserve all the soap's glycerin, ensuring optimal skin hydration.

Entirely handmade in very limited batches, we take the time to let them dry and harden for over 12 months in the open air. Just as with our foies gras or hams, our soaps improve with time. As they age, they become gentler and richer in lather.

This SAIN & DOUX soap is delicately scented with lavender essential oil distilled on the estate, known for its soothing and healing properties,

Lard

It is the foundation of our soap. It comes from Gascon pigs raised outdoors. Lard is the fine flare fat from the pig; it is wholesome and gentle at once, hence its name. Its use in our cosmetics may seem anachronistic; however, lard has been recognized and used since Antiquity for the preparation of cosmetic and therapeutic balms and ointments.

In 2015, we wanted to learn more and had our Gascon pork lard analyzed by a specialized laboratory.
The physico-chemical analysis confirmed the high content of unsaturated fatty acids (omega 3), making it a product of great nutritional value for the body, both internally and externally.
This reinforced our choice of lard for our cosmetics in preference to fashionable exotic oils (coconut, shea, argan, etc.) whose true origin or production methods are often unknown.

The 100% lard soap

This Wholesome & Gentle soap produces less lather than some Marseille soaps.

This choice is linked to its composition: it is made exclusively from lard, without coconut oil, which is the most common ingredient used to obtain abundant lather.
We have prioritized skin softness and comfort over the lathering effect.
The amount of lather is, moreover, not an indicator of cleaning effectiveness.

Lard produces a lather:

  • fine and creamy
  • very gentle
  • but less abundant than soaps rich in coconut (copra) or palm kernel oil.

In fact, many modern Savon de Marseille soaps contain coconut oil, which is one of the most foaming oils used in soap-making. They will therefore produce more lather.

This is not a flaw in our soap. On the contrary, the qualities of a 100% lard-based soap lie elsewhere:

  • it hydrates the skin, leaving a protective film
  • it is exceptionally gentle
  • it leaves a more comfortable sensation after washing
  • it is long-lasting

We did not seek to make the soap that foams the most, but the one that best respects the skin.

A traditional tip...

Kept in your wardrobe among woollens, it serves as a natural moth repellent!

Customer testimonials:

" You wash, you feel good. It regulates perspiration.

"A step above Aleppo soap".

Jean-Pierre F.

I really appreciate your lard-based soap. It leaves the skin incredibly soft; it no longer has to defend itself. Farewell to tingling and untimely itching—even eczema disappears.
The lip balm is also very good. I think the lips appreciate it.

Geneviève M.

Hello, I have received with pleasure and gratitude the second delivery of your soap.
It is a blessing for the skin, our body's largest sensory organ, which transmits to the Soul the sensory perceptions that inform us about what is good for us.

The Body and the Soul, instruments of our unique individuality, thank you and encourage you to continue your approach.
With kind regards.
Geneviève M.

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