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1975 Dampa

1975 Dampa

MARSEILLE SOAP: MONOI MASK

MARSEILLE SOAP: MONOI MASK

With coconut and shea oil, in a reusable metal tin

100 g

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Marseille soap 125g – Tradition and care.

Made in the Provence region (France) using the traditional method in kettles, this soap contains 72% vegetable oils , including olive oil, which ensures its effectiveness and natural softness.

This scented version is enriched with fragrances from Grasse , the world capital of perfume since the 17th century. Each bar offers a unique sensory experience. Available in floral, fruity, herbal, and skincare ranges, so you can find the perfect one for you. Discover them in our shop.

Its formula gently cleanses, provides comfort, and leaves skin feeling fresh and fragrant. Suitable for daily use on the body, face, and hands, it's a classic of French cosmetics that never goes out of style.

Simple, effective and with character: a soap that takes care of you and the planet.

🫧 Functions
  • En la piel: Cleaner, Nutritious, Protective, Soothing, Softener, and Purifying
Suitable for
  • Área: Cuerpo completo, Manos, and Barba
  • Pieles: Normal, Fats, Mixed, Mature, and Dry
  • Edad: Adults and Jóvenes
  • Género: Universal
This is how we use it
Modo de empleo
  1. Wet your skin and rub the bar gently until a light lather forms.
  2. Massage the area and rinse with plenty of water.
  • To prolong the life of the soap, let it dry in a soap dish that allows for good drainage.
Consejos y trucos

Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. If redness, itching, or discomfort occurs, discontinue use immediately. Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children. Do not ingest.

Precauciones de uso

Evitar el contacto con ojos, mucosas y heridas abiertas. Revisar las indicaciones de edad antes de su uso. Mantener fuera del alcance de los niños, en lugar fresco y seco. Al contener fragancia, se recomienda realizar una prueba de parche si tienes la piel muy sensible o alergias conocidas.

Ingredients and active compounds

INCI:

Sodium olivate, sodium cocoate, aqua, parkii butter, cocos nucifera, gardenia taitensis, linalool, amyl cinnamal, geraniol, eugeniol, glyceryn, sodium chloride.

Highlights: Aceite de oliva, Aceite de coco, Aceite de ardenia de Tahití (Monoï), Manteca de karité, and Glicerina

Extra Values
  • Handmade
  • Vegan
  • Biodegradable
  • Zero waste
  • Cruelty-free (not tested on animals)
Details
  • Brand/origin : 1975 Dampa , Francia
  • Format/material : Sólido
  • Aroma : Monoï
  • Packaging : Metal box
  • Content/measurements : 100 g
  • PAO/expiration : 18 months

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Monoï: the gold of French Polynesia

The effectiveness of this soap is based on a balanced combination of plant-based ingredients.

Shea butter provides deep hydration and helps strengthen the barrier function, making it especially suitable for dry, sensitive, or tight skin. Coconut oil creates a soft, creamy lather that cleanses without stripping the skin's natural oils.

Tahitian Monoï—obtained by macerating Tiaré flowers in coconut oil—stands out for its soothing and nourishing action. Its high content of essential fatty acids helps improve elasticity and keep skin softer and more radiant.Brief history of (traditional) Marseille soap.

Medieval origins (13th century): In Marseille, soaps made from olive oil and vegetable soda began to be produced. The abundance of raw materials in the region (olive oil, salt from the Camargue) favored its expansion.

Royal regulation (1688): Colbert's edict, under Louis XIV, established strict rules: only pure vegetable oils, prohibition of animal fats, and cooking in large cauldrons. This gave Marseille soap its reputation for quality.

19th century – industrial boom: Marseille became the soap capital of France. In 1900, there were nearly 100 factories and in 1913, production reached 180,000 tons.

Modern times: With the arrival of synthetic detergents in the 20th century, the industry drastically declined. Today, only a few traditional factories keep the original recipe alive. Today, artisan soaps are considered luxury and traditional items.


Monoï: the gold of French Polynesia

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