Marseille soap Cube 600 g - vegetable oils - Marius Fabre

New formulation without palm oil, it is oleic sunflower oil that replaces it.
Oleic sunflower oil is a variety of sunflower very rich in oleic acid, rich in Omega 9 and vitamin E, it is a natural antioxidant.
100% vegetable oils, without dye, without perfume, without preservatives, without chemical additives, the white Marseille soap cube is recommended for washing all textiles, including delicate linen (baby linen, fragile fabrics ...). Very effective on rebellious spots, it is an excellent stain remover. It can also be grated, the chips will then be diluted in hot water to make your own detergent.
Biodegradable, without phosphates or synthetic products, it does not pollute and contributes to the preservation of the environment.
Economical, it lasts a very long time especially as it is allowed to dry.
Conditioning: Soap 600 g sold filmed.
Advice for use: For washing laundry by hand: wet your laundry, clean it with Marseille soap, lather and rinse with clear water.
As a stain remover: wet the stain, rub with the Marseille soap cube before washing. Put in the machine or wash by hand.
You can also use it for hand washing, facial and body washing.
Demand the logo registered by the Union des Professionnels du Savon de Marseille of which the savonnerie Marius Fabre is one of the founding members.
This logo guarantees you an authentic Marseille soap.
Founded in 1900, the Marius Fabre soap factory has perpetuated for four family generations the traditional manufacture of real Marseille soap cooked in a cauldron.

Ingredients (INCI): Sodium Sunflowerseedate, Sodium Cocoate, Aqua, Glycerin*, Sodium chloride, Sodium hydroxide.

*The glycerin contained in our Marseille soaps is not glycerin added unlike the so-called "glycerine" soaps, it is the glycerin naturally contained in vegetable oil. At the end of the 10 days of cooking and the many rinses there is only a tiny part left. The ingredient "glycerin" is nevertheless mentioned in the list of ingredients of our soaps, because traces of it remain. The new cosmetic regulations require that any ingredient, even in trace form, be indicated in the list of ingredients.