3 Soaps in comparison: Aleppo, pink salt and actual microorganisms

3 Soaps in comparison: Aleppo, pink salt and actual microorganisms

Here are three natural soaps in comparison: the classic Aleppo soap, the Himalayan pink salt soap and the relatively new soap with effective microorganisms, do you already use them or don’t you know them?

3 Soaps in comparison: Aleppo, pink salt and actual microorganisms

The return to soap

If you too want to say no to plastic and welcome a way of life fully in harmony with nature, here are three special soaps in comparison, to be evaluated and, if necessary, experienced firsthand. 

All three are natural herbal soaps , which should be free of synthetic chemicals and additives – for example parabens, phthalates, phosphates, stabilizers, preservatives, synthetic colors, sodium laureth sulfate ( SLS ) -, substances not so skin friendly, that could trigger allergies and intolerances.

They are also generally free of plastic packaging , therefore also attentive to the well-being of the planet, which should not be underestimated for those who want to set up a “Zero Waste” life . Last but not least: they are now easily found!

As you can imagine, each of these three special soaps  :

> Aleppo
soap> Soap with effective microorganisms.
> Himalayan pink salt soap

it has particular characteristics, which make it suitable for a certain type of skin or for a certain part of the body. Find out what is right for you. 

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A light foam of velvet: Aleppo

A very soft soap from Aleppo – as you know, depending on the percentage of laurel oil contained, its foam will be more or less dense and consistent – so you can immediately perceive the difference compared to other soaps, especially for those with dry and dehydrated skin .

Ideal for the skin of the whole body and for the hair , care must be taken because Aleppo soap slightly irritates the eyes; it is therefore not so ideal for cleansing and washing the face.

Its foam wins over all : dense and soft but at the same time light, soft, like velvet on the skin, so much so that there are those who also use it for hair removal with a razor; its scent is unmistakable.

You fall in love with this soap and it’s hard to back down once you’ve tried it ! The price? A large stick of raw Aleppo soap, pure, with approximately 50% laurel oil can cost around 10/13 euros. It is also found cheaper with lower percentages of laurel oil. 

Soap with effective microorganisms: a deep but delicate cleansing 

A mild and delicate soap with effective microorganisms, also known as EM (Effective Microorganism) soap, leaves the skin delicately clean , less “greasy”, lighter than Aleppo soap.

As for Aleppo soap, the sensation is that of deep cleansing and hygiene , given precisely by cold-pressed organic oils and the action of the actual microorganisms present.

It is ideal for cleansing the skin of the face and for delicate areas. Often this soap is supplemented with whole sea salt or ceramic powder , which tone and moisturize the skin even more deeply. A 75 gram bar of soap costs around 10 euros.

Naturally exfoliate: pure pink salt soap

The pink salt soap is suitable for both those with oily and dry skin , it is in fact considered a natural pH regulating and regenerating soap, because it is rich in precious minerals .

Puro does not foam, it can also be used as a natural deodorant and, as it does not contain alcohol or other additives, it is also suitable for those with delicate skin. With a deep antiseptic action, it keeps germs, bacteria, fungi and warts away.

You should never wet the soap with pure pink salt, but it is used directly in this way, on the baganata skin, and it is ideal for the skin of the legs, arms and feet, because it has a mild exfoliating effect .

The best way to wash your face with soap is to warm it up for a few minutes in your hands moistened with a little hot water, then wash your face allowing the active ingredients of the salt to penetrate the skin. Then take care to dry it well with a cloth. A stick of pure soap with Himalayan pink salt of about 250 grams costs around 5 euros.

Warning: Aleppo soap burns the eyes a little, so if you use it to bathe children, take this into account. Even for soaps with effective microorganisms and pink salt contact with the eyes is to be avoided.

When you buy these three soaps make sure, as always, to  read the Inci index well and to be sure of the sustainability regarding the origin and processing of the product

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