What is Soleseife soap? So-les-eife is a saltwater soap that uses salt dissolved in water, the traditional method since 1840 for making German Brne Soap known as Soleseife. Making Soleseife, Soaps Creams & Things imports sea salt from Guérande, France; called Sel Gris (Grey Salt). This type of salt is naturally processed, and minerals are left intact; unlike regular table salt, otherwise known as 'white salt', this type of salt is stripped of all its minerals when processed.
Soleseife (Brine) soap has a mild exfoliation method, unlike a sugar scrub that is grainy and scratchy. Sea Breeze soap bar's object is to slough off dead skin cells, nourish the skin, and keep it strong. Brine soap is mild on the skin, and for those with delicate skin, brine soap is best.
Sea Breeze soap helps the skin absorb nutrients so the skin can stay healthy. It leaves skin and hydrated.
Added Benefits:
- Brine soap exfoliates without stripping the skin of its nutrients, allowing the balance of natural oils to slough off dead skin cells.
- Brine soap is detoxifying because the salt in the brine draws out impurities from our skin. With clean and detoxified skin, our pores can breathe, not allowing acne to grow. In addition, sea salt is not drying.
- Brine soap lather is better than a salt bar. Sel Gris is rich with minerals of magnesium, potassium, iodine, calcium, and zinc. With all of these benefits, the minerals can soak into our system through our skin, relieving water retention and help with inflammation.
Size:
4oz / 100g
Ingredients:
- Coconut Oil
- Olive Oil
- Almond Oil
- Grapeseed Oil
- Castor oil
- French Sel Gris (grey) sea salt
- Alkanet powder herb
- Essential Oil Synergistic Blend
- Distilled Water
- Food-grade Sodium Hydroxide
Coconut oil creates a creamy lather in soap, it can be used on hair as a conditioner; creating radiant and healthy hair. Olive, Almond, Grapeseed, and Castor Oils, are super oils that protect from the sun’s harmful rays, retain glow, tighten skin, and treat acne. These super oils contain Vitamins B, E, K and are sun blockers. Kaolin clay is the oldest clay used in many personal hygiene products. It is gentle and stimulates circulation to areas of the application without over-drying. Food-grade sodium hydroxide is a strong alkaline compound that is used for the process of saponifying soap; it is used in food processing like curing olives, toothpaste, and giving shine to German Bagels. It is this same lye, that turns oils into soap. When an acid and a base (oil/fat) combine they neutralize each other and make a salt called “Soap”.
