European Journal | France - Soap Story

Pure soap is still made in Provence just as it was in the times of Louis the Fourteenth using just olive oil and soda ash. Manufacturer Marius Fabre still uses the traditonal methods. Natural essences and honey add a fine scent to the soap. Thanks to a boom in organic products and clever marketing the company is now in its third generation.

[@CarolineAkwi]

Originality is a plus

[@benchkey]

I make soap from the manufacture of biodiesel waste which in turn is made from used deep fat fryer oil. It is mostly glycerin and so is excellent for the skin and nails while it removes most grease that auto mechanics have on their hands. The odor is very mild. The problem is that it is NOT easy to make and can be temperamental in the cooking process, sometimes erupting like a volcano. It also takes many months to harden.

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

SOAP from BIO-DIESEL WASTE!?! I have NEVER heard of that and frankly find it unbelievable.

[@schattenprinz]

@@greeneyedwarlock882 Glycerine is mostly made from the waste of producing Biodiesel. This guy is basically saying he makes glycerine soap.

[@Tatycharmz]

What they say abo. Going back to being natural I agree. I’m sensitive too and I like know what I’m this soap and understanding 😅 I haven’t tried but will

[@soyazcue]

What’s this brand ?

[@kellensimonedossantos8442]

Amei amei amei meu sonho fazer cursos aí meu Deus será que um realizarei esse sonho? Já dito o perfume daqui como se eu tivesse ali mexendo fazendo produzindo

[@sarajery8]

i ve bought a shampoo from marius fabre ,i ve red the ingredients...it s not natura at all...it should have been based on verveine,but there is no trace of it....complet disappointed

[@o938408032]

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