- DESCRIPTION
- ADDITIONAL INFO
- INGREDIENTS
- FER À CHEVAL
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Presented in a gift case, Marseille soap's gold hot-stamping refers to our Fer à Cheval golden stamp which is still used nowadays on our soap.
It also displays its lucky charm - the horsecharm - to please and bring luck to family and friends.
The Ancestral cauldrons saponification process
Nearly 10 days are necessary for the elaboration of our cauldron-cooked soap according to the Marseille process. This ancestral know-how transmitted by Master soap makers through generations is still used to this day.
A natural, hypoallergenic soap
This soap is exclusively plant-based. It does not contain any preservatives, dyes, additives or animal fat. No palm oil.
Biodegradable and environmentally-friendly.
It represents an ecological alternative to chemicals found in most skin care and housekeeping products.
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ADDITIONAL INFO
SKU 8600-021416 WEIGHT 0.33lb
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Ask for the logo of authenticity: Fer à Cheval is one of the founders of the UPSM (Union des Professionnels du Savon de Marseille), literally Union of Marseille Soap Professionals, which strives for the certification of authentic Marseille soap.
This logo guarantees a soap made:
• exclusively from plant-based oils, without chemical additives, preservatives, or fragrance
• in cauldrons according to the ancestral, 5-step, Marseille process
• in Marseille.Marseille soap suits every skins types and can be used by the whole family.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE & TIPS
Marseille soap suits every skins types and can be used by the whole family.
INGREDIENTS
Sodium Olivate - Sodium Cocoate - Aqua - Sodium Chloride - Sodium Hydroxide
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With already 160 years of existence, the Savonnerie Fer à Cheval carries on a recipe passed down to each new generation of master soap-makers. Fer à Cheval's soap factory, firmly rooted in living heritage, is proud to continue to craft a key product in Marseille culture with respect for tradition, attention to detail and a great deal of love.
Saponification takes place in old cauldrons according to a traditional method, manufactured in five steps: pasting, graining out, boiling, washing and liquidation. These five steps are the reason for the iconic soap's renown.
