The ingredients
Soaps
Using quality oils results in a soap rich in moisturizing properties. Depending on the type of oils used, the result will be more or less moisturizing and more or less conditioning.
Cinq Huiles soaps are superfatted and made with 100% vegetable oils. We use fragrance oils and essential oils. Cinq Huiles soap is simply enriched with nourishing superfatting agents such as sweet almond oil or shea butter, allowing it to cleanse and moisturize the skin without ever drying it out. Cinq Huiles superfatted soaps are suitable for all skin types, with a range specifically formulated for sensitive skin (dry, atopic, baby skin, etc.) and are perfect for both the body and face.
The handcrafted production of Cinq Huiles soaps is environmentally friendly, as it is based on the cold process saponification technique. This process ensures that Cinq Huiles soaps have a high glycerin content and, consequently, guarantee their gentleness and protection for your skin. Cinq Huiles soaps are made without palm oil, parabens, sulfates, silicones, or EDTA.
It should be noted that our products are organic products, in the sense of "living", so it is possible that their physical properties, such as color or intensity of smell, may change somewhat over time.
Why natural, organic products?
They are easy to use and really effective.
Natural cosmetic products generally contain fewer ingredients, and their active ingredients are highly effective. Organic products also have a greater affinity with the natural components of the skin's outer layer.
Natural, organic products are more respectful of our body's endocrine system. The endocrine system is a network of glands and cells that produce hormones and release them into the bloodstream. Hormones are natural substances that act as chemical messengers between different parts of the body. They control many functions, including growth, reproduction, sexual function, sleep, hunger, mood, and metabolism.
Many consumer products, such as cosmetics and personal hygiene products, contain complex mixtures of chemicals that have properties responsible for disrupting the endocrine system.