Skin needs
Soap recommendations for skin that asks for them.
Four guides for skin or hair with a particular ask. Each page follows the same structure: what the concern is, ingredients to favour, ingredients to avoid, a patch-test panel, and curated product picks. We do not make medicinal claims; we publish plain ingredient lists.
- Concern · sensitive skinCosmetics for skin that reactsThe soaps, oils and wash-cloths our customers have reached for as their skin has flared, stung, or tightened. Not medicine. We do not treat skin conditions; we sell soap, and we point you toward dermatology when soap stops being the answer.Read
- Concern · how our products keepHow our products are preservedEvery product page lists the full INCI, so you can see exactly what keeps each formula stable. This page explains how cold-process soap preserves itself, which preservatives our water-based products use and why, and what the EU rules say about the alternatives.Read
- Concern · thinning or fine hairHair-care for thinning or fine hairPlant-based hair-care our customers have reached for as seasons or stress have changed the body of their hair. Not medicine. We do not treat hair loss; we make rosemary, laurel and green-tea formulations that have been part of Levantine hair tradition for centuries.Read
- Concern · dry or dehydrated skinCosmetics for dry skinOlive-oil soaps, cold-pressed body oils, and humectant creams our customers have reached for as central heating, hard water, or genetics have left their skin tight, flaky or rough. Not medicine; we sell soap, oil and cream.Read