Cosmétiques solides naturels pour la randonnée et le voyage – Sloé
This is a unique, eco-friendly and artisanal manufacturing process that ensures the best possible preservation of the properties of the plant oils and butters used.
This production method makes it possible to obtain superior quality soaps. In each of our formulations, we add certified organic plant oils at the end of the manufacturing process to obtain a superfat content of 8 to 10%, ideal for the skin.
All colorants used are 100% natural in origin.
To make a solid soap, you need two elements: a fatty substance, or a blend of vegetable oils, on one side, and a soda base, or sodium hydroxide for those in the know, on the other.
From this mixture, a chemical reaction will occur that will give rise to two elements: glycerin and soap. The chemical reaction is complete, which means that the soda is entirely absorbed. And to obtain a superfatted soap, the amount of oil must be greater than that of the soda.
We use a 5% soda reduction.
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Each oil contains unsaponifiable elements (which will not react with lye) that will provide specific properties to the soap depending on the nature of the oil.
Cold process saponification is generally done at room temperature. We work at lower temperatures than what might be practiced by others in order to protect the raw materials.
Finally, to make a high-quality soap, you must above all have perfect knowledge of the vegetable oils, essential oils, and naturally derived fragrances used. The proof? All of our cosmetics are COSMEBIO (Cosmos Organic) certified.
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