Najel - Aleppo goat's milk soap rectangular 5% HBL 100g

Najel Aleppo Goat's Milk Soap Rectangular 5% HBL 100g
The Ideal Aleppo Soap for Acne-Prone, Dry, and Fragile Skin
 
The Najel Aleppo Goat's Milk Soap is specially formulated for acne-prone, dry, and fragile skin. Made through hot saponification of olive oil and laurel oil, and enriched with fresh goat's milk, it becomes the ultimate ally for delicate and problematic skin.
Nourishing olive oil deeply hydrates your skin 
Regenerating and soothing laurel oil calms skin discomfort 
Gently and thoroughly cleanses your skin 
Regulates sebum production to combat acne, relieves irritation, itching, and inflammation
Leaves your skin with a delicate fragrance, adding a touch of luxury to your routine
 
This soap combines the ancestral Aleppo soap-making traditions with the skin-loving properties of fresh goat's milk. Made with 95% olive oil and 5% laurel oil, it gently cleanses while moisturizing your skin.
 
Key Ingredients & Benefits
Olive oil: Softens and nourishes the skin 
Laurel berry oil: Soothes and regenerates the skin 
Goat's milk: Provides antioxidant and antibacterial properties
Ideal for fragile and acne-prone skin
The antioxidant properties of goat's milk make it a true elixir of youth
Renowned for its moisturizing and softening effects 
Gently cleanses while nourishing the skin 
Enhances and balances your skin's condition 
Regulates sebum production to prevent acne, soothes irritation, itching, and inflammation
Delicately scented for an enjoyable skincare experience 
99%+ natural origin, perfect for daily use 
Suitable for face, body, and hair
 
A Rich Heritage of Aleppo Soap-Making
Made exclusively with organic olive oil and laurel berry oil 
The Al Najjar family has been crafting authentic Aleppo soap since 1895, following ancestral artisanal methods
Known as the world’s first hard soap, it is also the ancestor of Marseille soap 
Every year, from late November to late March, this soap is made following an unchanging process, after which it dries for at least nine months. During this time, the surface oxidizes to a yellow-brown hue, while the core remains green