Aleppo soap laundry detergent
Aleppo soap flakes for 100% plant-based homemade laundry detergent, with no additives.
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Which Aleppo soap to choose for your skin type?
Traditional Aleppo soap comes in several concentrations of laurel berry oil. The higher the laurel content, the more purifying and antiseptic the soap is.
Oily or blemish-prone skin: choose a 35% Laurel Aleppo soap, the most purifying in the range.
Normal to combination skin: the 20% Laurel offers the ideal balance for daily use, on the face and body, for the whole family.
Dry, sensitive or reactive skin, and even for babies: opt for the Pure Olive, the gentlest, rich in moisturizing fatty acids.
A single soap is enough for the face, body and hair. To choose the right Aleppo soap and discover all its benefits, consult all the benefits of Aleppo soap.
Beyond genuine Aleppo soaps, discover our liquid Aleppo soap, our scented Aleppo soaps and our laundry flakes.

BARA
The production of Aleppo soap is a millennial expertise recognized by UNESCO.
Olive oil
Nourishing, moisturizing, gentle on the skin. It forms the base of the soap.
Laurel berry oil
Purifying, soothing, antiseptic. It is the key ingredient that distinguishes Aleppo soap from other soaps.
Frequently Asked Questions About Aleppo Soap
An authentic Aleppo soap is stamped with the soap maker's seal, golden brown on the outside and emerald green on the inside. It contains only four ingredients: olive oil, laurel berry oil, vegetable soda, and water.
35% Laurel for oily or problem skin, 20% Laurel for normal to combination skin, Pure Olive for dry, sensitive skin and babies.
This is the signature of the laurel berry oil. The outside browns during the long months of natural drying, while the heart retains its emerald color.
Yes. Superfat and additive-free, it can be used on the face, body, and as a gentle shampoo, including on sensitive scalps.
Several years. Like a good wine, it continues to dry out and improves with age, provided it is kept dry between uses.
Aleppo soap floats in water. This may seem trivial, but it is a test of authenticity: a fake Aleppo soap sinks to the bottom of the bathtub or sink, while a real Aleppo soap floats. Another practical advantage is that you no longer lose it in the bath and no longer risk slipping on it when getting out.




































