Cucumber soap

Cucumber soap

Our friendship with cucumber soap began quite early in our soap adventure. When we worked on the recipes, we analyzed every ingredient. And so we thought “hey! Cucumber is probably a great idea!” It mainly consists of water, which ideally provides a base for hydration. On top of that, let’s not forget his soothes irritation abilities. We paired this soap with green clay, which we have given two tasks: drawing out impurities from the pores and exfoliating dead skin cells.

Cucumber soap benefits:

olive oil – skin moisturizer and nourisher, antioxidant properties, makes soap gentle and soft to use, helps to relieve dry skin

shea butter – feels luxurious and moisturizing on the skin, full of Vitamins A, E and F, reduces skin inflammation

cocoa butter – adds luxurious and moisturizing feeling, high in fatty acids, helps to hydrate and nourish the skin

babassu oil – rich in Vitamin E

rice bran oil – high in fatty acids

avocado butter – moisturizes and softens skin

castor oil –  draws moisture to the skin

hemp oil – high fatty acids

cucumber – anti-inflammatory properties

green clay – deep detoxification, smoothes and softens the skin

eucalyptus essential oil – relieves muscle pain, helps to keep you awake

Ingredients (INCI): Sodium Olivate (olive oil), Sodium Shea Butterate (shea butter), Sodium Cocoa Butterate (cocoa butter), Sodium Babassate (babassu oil), Cucumis Sativus Fruit, Sodium Ricate (rice bran oil), Sodium Avocado Butterate (avocado butter), Sodium Ricinoleate (castor oil), Sucrose, Sodium Hempate (hemp oil), Glycerin, Eucalyptus Radiata Flower/Leaf/Steam Oil, Kaolin Illite, Montmorillonite, Limonene

All soaps are 100% hand-made. It means that ingredients are combined manually, poured into forms, cut and decorated by hand. Therefore, they may differ slightly in shape or colour. However, the recipe is the same for each batch and equally delicate, foamy and efficient.

Please note that between use it should be kept away from water – best on a soap dish with holes or a strainer.

The white powder that you might see on the top of the soap is just soda ash, and it appears when the soap has contact with air and disappears after first use 🙂