A brief look at raw materials:

Castor oil:

It promotes foam formation and stabilizes the foam. In cosmetics, castor oil is valued for its positive effect on the skin. The anti-inflammatory properties of ricinoleic acid stimulate collagen production and vitamin E helps to slow down skin ageing and improve elasticity. In addition, the essential fatty acids in the oil have an anti-ageing effect.

Babassu oil:

Babassu oil is used as a foaming fat in the manufacture of soaps. In combination with castor oil, it creates a particularly impressive lather. Babassu oil is quickly absorbed by our skin and leaves a pleasant cooling sensation. It protects the skin from moisture loss and can help to reduce skin impurities. The lauric acid it contains has proven anti-inflammatory properties.

Green avocado oil:

It is ideal for shaving soaps as it is rich in vitamins, minerals and unsaturated fatty acids. It has moisturizing and nourishing properties that protect and soothe the skin during shaving. The oil also forms a protective film on the skin, allowing the razor to glide smoothly. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, green avocado oil also helps to reduce skin irritation after shaving.

Pork lard:

It is considered to be very similar to human skin. Due to its high content of unsaturated fatty acids and vitamin E, it is considered moisturizing and anti-inflammatory for the skin. It can help soothe and smooth the skin by promoting the production of collagen. In addition, lard also contains palmitic acid, which acts as a natural moisturizer and makes the skin soft and supple.