Perfumed Liquid Soaps 500ml
Our iconic fragrance range is reinventing itself for the new season with a more modern and trendy design, created to enhance your home. Discover our signature scents: Honey & Almond, Sea Spray & Citron, Aqua Mandarin, Verbena, Orange Blossom, Rose Petals, White Tea & Yuzu, Fig Leaves, Lavender, and Amber Jasmine.
The Perfumed Liquid Soap, available in 500ml and 1L sizes, is traditionally cooked in a cauldron. Rich in sweet almond, argan, and coconut oils, it gently cleanses the skin while preserving its natural balance. Composed of at least 97% naturally derived ingredients, it provides a pleasant feeling of comfort and suppleness after each use.
The 30ml Hand Cream combines organic olive oil with organic shea butter to intensely nourish the skin without leaving a greasy residue. With 99% naturally derived ingredients, it softens hands, protects nails, and smooths cuticles for complete daily care.
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