The skin barrier is the layer that holds water in and keeps irritants out. When it weakens, skin feels tight, turns red and itches. Many[...]
Every year, billions of shower gel and shampoo bottles end up in bins and oceans. The bathroom is one of the rooms where we produce[...]
The “No Soap” movement is getting more and more attention. Mainstream health articles advise people with very reactive skin to avoid all soap, including Marseille[...]
Aleppo soap is best known as a bar. But its liquid version has everything to please those who want the same gentleness, more conveniently. One[...]
Buying a soap also means choosing what lies behind it: who makes it, in what conditions, and where the money goes. On this point, Aleppo[...]
Shaving puts the skin to the test: blade, friction, fragranced products. Aleppo soap offers a simple, natural alternative, loved by men and women for its[...]
What if your shampoo fit into a simple bar of soap? Aleppo soap has been used on hair for a long time, well before industrial[...]
We often buy one product for the face, another for the body, a third for the hair. Aleppo soap simplifies everything. Thanks to its very[...]
There are products you sell, and there are those you carry within you. For me, Aleppo soap is the second kind. Before it was my[...]
A logo is not just a pretty drawing. Ours tells where our soaps come from and what we believe in. Here is what lies behind[...]
With the craze for homemade cleaning and natural cosmetics, three soaps are everywhere: black soap, Marseille soap and Aleppo soap. They are often used interchangeably,[...]
Our gift sets do not carry names chosen at random. Each one pays tribute to Aleppo, the city in northern Syria where the soap we[...]