Four good reasons to use a natural soap.

Traditional soaps remove the hydrolipidic film formed on the surface of the epidermis during rinsing. However, this natural barrier helps to limit the loss of water present in the skin and protect it from external aggressions. Indeed, the glycerin naturally formed during the saponification process with moisturizing properties has been removed from industrial soaps. On the contrary, the use of superfatted soap obtained by cold saponification does not alter the protective film on the skin but nourishes and protects it. Indeed, the surplus of non-saponified vegetable fats creates a slight layer of fat on the surface of the skin to reinforce the hydrolipidic film. Moreover, this type of soap has retained its glycerin naturally formed at the end of this reaction. Thus, with superfatted soaps, you can be protected from skin dryness and the feeling of tightness experienced after showering.

Traditional solid soaps are known to dry out and tighten the skin after showering. This is not the case for cold-processed soaps which are rich in glycerin, a natural emollient that hydrates and softens the skin. Thus, these cleansing treatments are suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, reactive, or allergy-prone skin can use superfatted soap all year round. Indeed, this soap is free of stripping products and fragrance, and contains more hydrating and nourishing agents than a caustic soap. Even the delicate skin of a baby is allowed to use a superfatted soap (as long as it does not contain essential oils). Additionally, superfatted soap can be used for cleansing the body and face.