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Baby
Natural soap for dry, extra sensitive skin prone to irritation
If you have a small child and are unsure about what to wash them with, you may have just found your answer. You can wash small babies with just water, but from experience, we know that there are areas where water alone isn't enough. The Baby soap is so gentle and pure that it even surpasses our Hemp soap, which is saying something. It is, of course, suitable for adults as well.
It is designed for delicate, sensitive, and dry skin prone to irritation. It contains plant oils and butters that are excellent for special care - extra virgin olive, macadamia, almond, castor, and sesame oils, all cold-pressed, along with organic shea butter. They have strong moisturizing properties, making the soap ultra-soft and velvety.
The soap features an oil macerate of calendula, chamomile, and St. John's wort, which beautifully complements the oil blend with the beneficial effects of the herbs. It contains no added fragrances and has a lovely scent of herbs and oils.
Weight: 90 g (± 5 g)
In case of allergic reaction, discontinue use. Avoid contact with eyes, rinse with water in case of contact.
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Composition and ingredients
water, coconut oil, palm oil (RSPO), almond oil cold-pressed, sunflower oil, extra virgin olive oil LZS, bio shea butter, macadamia oil cold pressed, castor oil cold pressed, sesame oil cold-pressed, calendula flowers, calendula extract, chamomile extract, st. John's Wort extract
Inci
Aqua, Sodium Cocoate, Sodium Palmate, Glycerin, Prunus amygdalus dulcis Oil, Helianthus annuus Seed Oil, Olea europaea Fruit Oil, Butyrospermum parkii Butter, Macadamia integrifolia Seed Oil, Ricinus communis Seed Oil, Sesamum indicum Seed Oil, Calendula officinalis Flower, Calendula officinalis Flower Extract, Chamomilla recutita Flower Extract, Hypericum perforatum Extract
Selected basic ingredients
Description
Almond oil is extracted from the seeds of the common almond tree and is rich in minerals (potassium and calcium), oleic acid, and polyunsaturated omega 6 linoleic acid. Almond oil is one of the most valuable plant oils. It contains vitamins A, E, K, and sulfur. It is very light, absorbs quickly, does not clog pores, and its composition is very similar to that of human skin.
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Shea butter is a fat obtained from the fruit (nuts) of the shea tree, and if not deodorized, it has a pleasant nutty aroma. It can be nearly white, yellow, or even light brown in color, and its consistency is influenced by the surrounding temperature (it melts at temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius). It contains saturated fatty acids – mainly stearic and oleic acids, vitamin E, triterpene alcohols, and plant sterols.
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Macadamia oil is obtained by cold pressing the fruits (nuts) of the Macadamia ternifolia tree. It is relatively dense and has a mild nutty flavor and aroma. Its composition is very similar to human sebum, making it highly effective. It contains a large amount of fat, unsaturated fatty acids (oleic and palmitoleic). It is rich in omega 3, 6, and 7 fatty acids, as well as vitamin A, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B3 (niacin), and has a high content of vitamin E, calcium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, and proteins. It absorbs quickly and does not leave a greasy film.
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This striking plant with yellow-orange flowers, elongated sticky leaves, and a beautiful fragrance can be found in many of our gardens. Wild-growing specimens are rarely encountered, usually found at the edges of fields as stray pieces from removed compost. The most effective ones in herbalism are considered to be those with the most orange flowers. Calendula contains essential oils, saponins, bitters, carotenoids, flavonoids, and volatile oils. Due to its fantastic effects, it is one of the most commonly used herbs in cosmetics.
Blooming period: July - September.
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Chamomile is one of the most well-known herbs, and for some of us, the scent of chamomile tea may evoke childhood memories. This plant, with flowers featuring a yellow center and narrow white petals, feathery leaves on a branched stem, and a characteristic aroma, can be found growing wild in fields and forest meadows. Due to its popularity in herbalism, it is often cultivated in private gardens. Chamomile essential oil is distinctly blue, hence its other name - blue chamomile. It contains essential oils with azulenes and proazulenes, sesquiterpenes, flavonoids, bitters, tannins, and fatty acids.
Blooming period: May - September.
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St. John's Wort is a perennial herb with golden-yellow leaves, primarily growing in sunny locations at lower and mid altitudes. You can recognize it by the red liquid (hypericin) that oozes from its flowers when crushed. In ancient Greece, this medicinal plant was known for its magical power and used as a protection against diseases and curses. It contains up to 150 different substances, including naphthodiantrones, phloroglucinols, flavonoids, xanthones, tannins, procyanidins, phenolic compounds, anthraquinone derivatives, and essential oils.
Blooming period: May - September.
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Our soaps are handcrafted using the traditional cold process method – by mixing high-quality plant oils with an alkaline component (sodium hydroxide mixed in distilled water).
The soap mixture is similar to pudding, which thickens over time or with stirring. We color the mixture and pour it into molds according to the design requirements of the soap, allowing it to set until the next day.
A chemical reaction occurs, resulting in the formation of salts of the respective oil (which is why you will find oils listed as "sodium -ate" in the ingredients – for example, olivate). Therefore, sodium hydroxide does not remain in the soap; it transforms into another chemical compound.
Once removed from the mold, the soap is cut and must be left to cure for several weeks – during this time, residual water evaporates, causing the soap to harden. It can only be sold after this period.
We use original raw materials for production, meaning no prefabricated intermediates. Only in this way can we guarantee high quality and complete transparency. You will not find soap flakes, foaming agents, preservatives, salt, soda, or synthetic glycerin in our soap.
Although it may surprise some, the beautiful colors and decorations of our natural soaps are truly provided by natural ingredients.
We take care to ensure that no two soaps are the same. We decorate the tops of the soaps and also add herbs inside, so that washing with them is enjoyable and you finally look forward to your bath and shower!
In our soaps, you will most often find:
- clays
- herbs
- herbal powders
- food ingredients (oats, cocoa, coffee, carrot puree, apple puree, etc.)
- functional ingredients such as Ayurvedic powders from various herbs, activated charcoal, aloe vera, ground young barley, etc.
We do not use any synthetic dyes, only the best from nature.
Yes, they contain it, but only the glycerin that occurs naturally as a byproduct of the saponification process, and we do not artificially add it to the soap.
Glycerin is commonly added to products due to its ability to moisturize the skin. Always inquire about its origin. It can be plant-based (oils), synthetic (petroleum), or animal-based (fats).
High-quality natural soap is the best choice for several reasons:
- Liquid soaps contain foaming agents, preservatives, and other unnecessary synthetic ingredients that are not essential for cleansing.
- Thanks to its pure composition, solid soap does not strip the skin of its protective barrier and does not unnecessarily irritate it. Our soaps do not dry out the skin.
- From an ecological standpoint, solid soap is a great zero-waste option.
- Solid soap won't spill anywhere and is an excellent travel companion.
All our soaps are vegan. You can always find this information listed for each product.
Soap belongs to so-called amphiphilic substances, which have both lipophilic and hydrophilic properties. Therefore, soap contains molecules of dual nature. Hydrophilic molecules are attracted to water but repelled by fats and proteins, while lipophilic molecules do exactly the opposite – they repel water and bind to oils and impurities on the skin. Dirt gets trapped in the soap lather and is washed away along with the soap from the skin.