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An earth-friendly, everyday bathing and washing soap made from vegetable oil that is biodegradable, phosphate free and additive free so it doesn't pollute rivers and helps protect the environment. This block will last you a very long time, especially when left to dry out. A durable, thrifty buy. Made in France.

Olive Soap Blocks:

Gentle enough for general skin cleansing, in addition to scrubbing pots and pans. 

Materials | Natural untreated vegetable oil , no coloring, no added fragrances and no synthetic products.

Care | Leave to dry on counter in bowl between use 

White Soap Blocks:

This white Marseille block is recommended for a gentle wash on all fabrics, especially delicate ones (baby clothes, wools, linen, lace, fragile fabrics...). They are also very effective on stubborn stains.

Instructions for use

-          For washing:

• Difficult stains: rub the stain with the cube of Marseille soap before washing. Place the garment/item in the washing machine. Ideal for grease, difficult stains and shirt collars.
• Hand washing: a gentle wash whatever the fabric, especially for delicates (baby clothes, woollens, silk, lace, etc.). Moisten the fabric. Clean with Marseilles soap. Lather. Rinse.

-          For washing hands.

-          Can also be used for general skin cleansing care (face and body)

 Materials | Natural untreated vegetable oil , no coloring, no added fragrances and no synthetic products.

Care | Leave to dry on counter in bowl between use 

Crushed Flowers and Honey:

We love our new Savon de Marseille hand & body soap with crushed flowers and honey. The flower pieces gently exfoliate, while these dream-like floral fragrances of the French countryside enhance your room with pure delight. Each big, long-lasting block is more than 10 ounces, a piece of artwork by a master soap maker and his generations of experience and dedication.

Care | Keep dry on a draining tray and this soap will last a very long time

For a more in depth look, head over to our journal to learn more about these incredible soaps! https://homesongblog.com/spring/an-ode-to-savon-de-marseille/