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Description

The Romans already took advantage of the aromatic qualities of lavender in the baths and they perfumed their clothes and their baths. His name is derived from lavare, a Latin word meaning “to wash”. The word “washerwoman” comes from the fact that lavender was added to the laundry water to perfume clothes. In the Middle Ages, its disinfecting powers were recognized and fumigations and plasters were made to fight the plague.

In the sixteenth century, the Faculty of Montpellier studied the medicinal uses of lavender. A renowned tonic, it is also appreciated as an anti-diabetic in certain regions of Spain. In addition, at the beginning of the 20th century, a perfumer-chemist who had burned his hands could prevent gangrene from settling by rinsing them with lavender oil. In French hospitals, essential oils, including lavender, were used for several decades to disinfect the air and thus prevent microbial and fungal infections.

This homemade organic soap is composed of argan and lavender, it is two elements together to maintain your skin. It is suitable for all skins.
The soap is entirely handmade by cold saponification.