Schoongezicht Coffee Scrub Soap

Organic Schoongezicht soap uses local ingredient, making of the soap is a cold process and not hot, and the soap rest for 6 weeks.

   

Benefits of the soaps and shampoos and the ingredients
 
Almond Soap
Almonds can help with problems such as dry skin, acne, and pimples, additionally, scars can also be lightened with their help. The fatty acids contained in the soap help remove excess oil from the skin, preventing acne and pimples. The skin feels soft, supple, and toned after using this non-greasy almond soap.
 
Goat milk soap
Naturally cleansing: Due to its natural cleaning characteristics, goat's milk is a popular component in natural soaps. Balances skin. Brightens skin tone. May fight signs of skin aging. Soothes skin. Protects against skin cancer. Less processed that other products:
 
Aloe Vera Soap
The salicylic acid found in aloe vera is naturally occurring and, as a result, gentler on skin. And it doesn't just unclog pores and fight acne, either. It's also an effective exfoliant that can gently slough away dead skin cells, as well as the scars and hyperpigmentation that some breakouts can leave behind
 
Water Buffalo Milk Soap
Only because Water Buffalo Milk is extremely high in Vitamin E, Minerals, Antioxidants & Proteins that nourish your skin naturally! It's higher fat content (Approx. 9% per 100 g) nearly double most other milk products, this will help your skin feel softer & ultra moisturized.
 
Glycerin Shampoo
When it comes to hair, glycerin is a humectant, meaning it can actually pull in moisture from the air, keeping hair hydrated and healthy. It's common ingredient in both skin and hair care products because it's so effective. It's also colorless and scentless, so it won't alter the smell or look of a product.

  
Ingredients in the soap

 
Coffee Scrub
When added to a soap bar or a body scrub, finely ground coffee beans can rid the skin of dry, dead skin cells and restore it to a more radiant and smooth appearance. Coffee, by stimulating blood flow, improves circulation and consequently the appearance of the skin