Laurel soap
Laurel soap is what is extracted from the fruits of the laurel tree, an evergreen tree that existed in the Middle Ages. From this fruit, sterile essential laurel oil is obtained, which is the main component of laurel soap. Laurel oil is extracted using traditional methods represented by manual methods. Laurel oil was known as the magic oil due to its important benefits for hair and skin. It was also narrated in ancient times that some of the most famous women in history, such as Queen Zenobia and Cleo Petra, used laurel soap to protect their skin from aging and their radiant hair. They also wore wreaths made from Laurel leaves are like a crown on the head of the victors.
Ingredients of laurel soap
One of the features of laurel soap that other types of soap lack is black seed oil, which is included in its ingredients, in addition to a group of other natural oils. Natural soap contains laurel oil, which is recommended to be used as an alternative to regular shampoo and soap that contain chemicals and synthetic materials that cause damage to hair and skin. It also contains the essential natural oils that are used in the manufacture of laurel soap, which are pressed using the cold method. These oils are: black seed, cottonseed, olive, palm, coconut, and laurel oil.
Benefits of laurel soap
- * Eliminate the bacteria that cause bad odor in the body, by giving the body a beautiful natural aromatic scent.
- Laurel soap eliminates dandruff in the hair. It also strengthens the hair follicle, delays graying, and gives the hair softness, smooth texture, and naturally occurring shine.
- Laurel soap helps eliminate acne or reduce the appearance of acne.
- Laurel soap helps the body by unifying its color.
- Laurel soap treats tired and sensitive skin, or skin that has been damaged by skin diseases such as psoriasis and eczema.
- Laurel soap nourishes the skin and gives it freshness, which delays wrinkles from appearing.
- Laurel soap reduces hair loss and nourishes its roots, giving it vitality.
Laurel soap mixture for the skin
- We grate the laurel soap, and then add olive oil, rose water, castor oil, almond oil, and mix what was previously mentioned well. When used, this mixture is placed on the area to be peeled for a period of two hours, to be rubbed well later using salt and lemon, which It works to remove dead cells and get rid of them completely. It is preferable to place laurel soap in a dry place that does not reach moisture, especially after use.
