Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g
Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g

Cube savon de Marseille à l'huile d'olive | 200 g

Prix habituel $8.75

À base d’huiles végétales, sans colorant, sans parfum et sans produits de synthèse, le cube de savon de Marseille à l’huile d’olive est recommandé pour se laver les mains et pour la toilette du visage et du corps.

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À propos de Marius Fabre

Depuis 1900 et quatre générations familiales, à Salon-de-Provence, l’entreprise Marius Fabre fabrique de façon traditionnelle le savon de Marseille, cuit en chaudron.

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Il prend soin de toutes les peaux, en particulier des plus sensibles.

Comme il est fabriqué à partir d'huile d'olive, ce savon dégage une oder plus forte et n'est pas recommandé si vous êtes sensible aux fragrances.

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Solene JANSEN
Un souvenir d'enfance

L'odeur dans la maison suffit à évoquer des souvenirs d'enfance

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Arlene
Strong odour

I haven’t used it but I do find the smell quite strong. I should have listened to your advice re scent. I was warned🧐. It will be gifted to a deserving person who loves different scents.
And this is why I love your ‘Unscented’ products!

Thank you Arlene for the feedback! The smell does leaves once it's on the skin, but it is not for everybody. I'm glad that you could gift it to someone who will appreciate it. :)

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Leah Annett
Looks cool but smells bad

Thought I was ordering this for the shower to use a lover my body, but now I’m using it as hand soap because it smells old. It’s not old, it’s just the smell of it.

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Julie Anne:
Velvety Lather

I bought this soap because it looked really interesting... i wasn't sure if it was for hands or laundry, but I use it for both. I keep it in the bathroom, and use it mostly if i get a stain on a piece of clothing I will wet it and rub it into the stain... I then of course rub it some... then off to the washing machine.
I just recently read that it is also good for hand soap so Ive tried it a few times, and I must say, it has the most velvety lather of any soap I have ever tried. My hands are very soft afterwards... so it works great for hands... I think it would make a great gardeners hand soap.
It smells a little medicinal, so if you're looking for a girlie girlie smelling soap, this is not it. But I thinks its great! How can you go wrong with such an old recipe!!!
I would buy it again for sure.

Completely agree! At TUC we all love this old recipe that works as well for cleaning our clothes as for washing our hands. :)