Shaving & beard soap “Beardless”

A brief look at raw materials:

Goose fat contains many nutrients that can have a positive effect on the skin. It is rich in vitamins A and E, which can smooth and firm the skin. It also contains linoleic acid, which moisturizes the skin and makes it supple. Goose fat can also help with skin problems such as eczema and psoriasis as it has anti-inflammatory properties. It can serve as a natural moisturizer and protection against environmental influences. In soap production castor oil is an indispensable ingredient in soap production, as it promotes lather formation and stabilizes the foam. Castor oil is also valued in cosmetics due to 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. The essential fatty acids in the oil also have an anti-ageing effect. Coconut oil is also known as a “beauty miracle” as it is a versatile natural product. As a result, it is popular in cosmetics due to its moisturizing, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. It can be used as a moisturizer, hair treatment, lip balm or make-up remover. Coconut oil can also help with skin problems such as acne or neurodermatitis. However, it is important to pay attention to the quality of the oil and not to overdo it if you have sensitive skin. Shea butter has a nourishing effect on beard hair. It moisturizes and makes the hair softer and smoother. It also strengthens the hair structure and prevents split ends. Shea butter can also relieve itching and skin irritation. Regular use of shea butter makes beard hair shinier and healthier.