This soap made from olive oil is ideal for overcoming stubborn stains or for laundry by hand.
Aleppo Soap Soap, the natural anti-stain solution
This stain remover soap allows you to remove stubborn stains before putting laundry into the machine, or for hand washing.
This stain remover soap is made exclusively with olive oil, considered the best detergent once saponified (cleaning and degreasing qualities). Alep stain remover soap is ideal for removing all types of stains on delicate linen, especially that of the infant.
Indication
The first primitive soap consisted of wood ash and other plants, extracted with water. The ashes of halophytes - plants of the Mediterranean region - such as Saponaire, Salicorne and Soda, were particularly effective for the manufacture of soap.
The cleansing virtues of these alkaline solutions were probably discovered by chance. The word soap comes from the name of the Italian city Savona where large quantities of soap were made during the 9th century AD.
The oldest reference to soap making dates back to 2,800 BC. To make soap, one would boil fats and add ashes. It is after many trial and error that the Gaulish and Germanic tribes discovered the process of saponification.
In the Middle Ages, soap was mainly used to wash clothes. In the 7th century, Arab traders showed the people of Europe the loaves of soap. Soon soap making became a well-established craft in Europe, and soap manufacturers joined together in guilds of artisans to jealously guard their manufacturing secrets.
Soap production began to differentiate from one region to another. In Mediterranean countries, such as Italy, Spain and the south of France, the soap was made with olive oil.
The cleansing virtues of these alkaline solutions were probably discovered by chance. The word soap comes from the name of the Italian city Savona where large quantities of soap were made during the 9th century AD.
The oldest reference to soap making dates back to 2,800 BC. To make soap, one would boil fats and add ashes. It is after many trial and error that the Gaulish and Germanic tribes discovered the process of saponification.
In the Middle Ages, soap was mainly used to wash clothes. In the 7th century, Arab traders showed the people of Europe the loaves of soap. Soon soap making became a well-established craft in Europe, and soap manufacturers joined together in guilds of artisans to jealously guard their manufacturing secrets.
Soap production began to differentiate from one region to another. In Mediterranean countries, such as Italy, Spain and the south of France, the soap was made with olive oil.
use
- Moisten the stain with warm water and then soap generously with the soap stain remover of Aleppo. Rub and let stand out of the water for a few minutes before rinsing, or machine wash.
- Najel also advises its use for washing pets. Indeed, this Aleppo soap made entirely with olive oil is totally healthy for animals that will be clean and have silky hair.
Composition
30% and more soap.
Conditioning
Soap of about 200 g (product subject to desiccation).
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Justine T.
25-35 years
27/04/2019
Toutes les taches partent et payé moins cher pour cause d’emballage personnellement l’emballage je l’enlève donc ravie
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