Maison Berthe Guilhem Rose and Geranium Surgras Soap is a hand-made soap made from goat's milk. It is intended for the hygiene of dry and sensitive skin.
This hygienic soap was made by hand, with alpine goat's milk indicated for delicate, dry and sensitive skin .
It gently cleanses the skin and brings it comfort and suppleness by helping it maintain, day after day, its natural hydration. It leaves a protective film on the skin and protects against external aggressions with its surgras agents .
The formula of this solid soap contains very delicate and refined rosehip vegetable oil. It represents a true miracle of nature. The seed of this rose, a close relative of the rose hips, gives a vegetable oil with incredible properties.
Baerthe Guilhem surgras soap is suitable for the most demanding skin types. It is enriched with softening pink clay which takes care of sensitive skin.
It has an attractive and sweet fresh floral scent that balances the mind and body. It contains geranium essential oil which is used in skin care products for its fragrance and cleansing benefits .
Certified organic cosmetics. Control by Bureau Veritas Certification according to the I-305 standard.
Lather on wet skin then rinse.
Comment on user recommendations and the House of dosage Berthe Guilhem Gentle Soap Rose and Geranium with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
sodium palmate *, sodium palm kernelate *, aqua, glycerin, sodium citrate, goat milk *, rosa rubiginosa.L * (chili musk rose), pink clay (pink clay), pelargonium graveolens * (HE geranium) limonene, linalool, geraniol
* 94.89% from organic farming
What are the precautions for use?
External use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
Presentation - Packaging
Maison Berthe Guilhem surgras rose soap comes in the form of a 100g bar.
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