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Super-fatted soap: understanding the term and the percentage
In a true superfatted soap, a portion of the fats remains unsaponified. The stated percentage refers to the formulation, not a guarantee of comfort. Read more...
Bar soap or shower gel: comparing the formats
First, compare the practical constraints: dosage, storage, transport, and cost of use. The format is not enough to predict skin comfort. Read more...
Small batch of soaps: what difference does that make?
A small-batch process allows for limited production, but it does not, by itself, guarantee a better soap. Read more...
Blackheads on the nose: why do they keep coming back?
The spots visible on the nose may return because cleansing does not permanently change how the pores function. Read more...
Tea tree in a soap: how to read the label?
Tea tree in a soap: look for its name in the INCI list, check for allergens, and keep in mind that it is a rinse-off product. Read more...
Lather the soap in your hands or on your skin?
For the face and sensitive areas, lather the soap in your hands: it is easier to control the amount and gentler on the skin. Read more...
Superfatted soap and dry skin: what criteria should you look for?
Dry skin: the word "surgras" matters, but the composition, fragrance, rinsing, and your comfort matter too. Read more...
Which cleanser should I choose if my skin gets oily quickly?
Skin that gets shiny quickly: choose a cleanser that rinses off well and leaves the skin comfortable, without trying to strip it. Read more...
Essential oils in soap: points of caution
Essential oils in soap: how to identify them, understand their role, and choose a formula that suits your preferences. Read more...
Soap with or without fragrance: how to choose?
With or without added fragrance: five simple guidelines for choosing according to your preferences and the ingredients. Read more...
Visible pores: what factors affect their appearance?
Why do pores appear more visible? Five simple answers, without promising that a soap can close them. Read more...
Bentonite in soap: what is it?
Bentonite clay in soap: its role in the formula, its limitations, and what to check before choosing. Read more...
Hot or lukewarm water: which should you choose if you have dry skin?
Dry skin in the shower: choose lukewarm water, a short wash, and gentle movements. Read more...
Combination skin: cleanse areas without drying them out
Shiny T-zone, tight cheeks: five simple steps to cleanse combination skin without overdoing it. Read more...
Fragrance-free, unscented, and essential oil-free: the differences
Unscented soap may still have a scent. To know what has been added, the commercial description and the list of ingredients should be read together. Read more...
Cold process and hot process soap: what does the method change?
Cold or hot process soap: understand the key difference without assuming that one method alone guarantees a better soap. Read more...
How to identify your skin type before choosing a soap?
Dry, oily, combination, or sensitive skin: observe three simple signs before choosing your soap. Read more...
Handmade soap: what difference does it really make?
Handmade, small batch, tools and composition: five simple benchmarks for understanding what the term means. Read more...
Blackheads or sebaceous filaments: how to tell the difference?
Blackheads or sebaceous filaments: how to identify them without squeezing, scrubbing, or waiting for a soap miracle. Read more...
Charcoal and bentonite in soap: what is their role?
Charcoal and bentonite are two different ingredients. Their presence describes a formula; it does not in itself demonstrate an effect on blemishes. Read more...
How often should you wash your face?
Morning and evening is a common guideline, along with washing after heavy sweating. This does not mean using soap several times a day despite any discomfort. Read more...
Sensitive skin: which washing habits should be limited?
Sensitive skin: five simple habits to limit when cleansing to avoid increasing discomfort. Read more...
Skin feeling tight after showering: what should I change?
Skin that feels tight after a shower deserves a gentler wash. Check the temperature, duration, and scrubbing before piling on the products. Read more...
Oily skin: how often should you wash your face?
Oily skin: start with a gentle cleanse in the evening, then adjust based on comfort rather than shine. Read more...
How to simplify your bathroom routine when your skin is reactive?
When skin reacts, simplify: fewer products, one change at a time, and gentle care. Read more...
How is cold-process soap made, step by step?
Weighing, mixing, molding, cutting, and leaving to dry: the five essential steps of cold-process soap making. Read more...
Face and body: can you share the same cleanser?
Yes, if the product is intended for both uses and is suitable for both your face and body. Two cleansers are not a requirement. Read more...
Soap made in France: manufacturing, batches, and traceability
The place of manufacture, the handmade process, and the batch size are three different pieces of information. Here is how to understand them without confusing them. Read more...
Blackheads and pores: what can cleansing really do?
Cleaning removes surface dirt. It is not enough to treat blackheads or make pores disappear. Read more...
INCI list for soap: how to read it?
The INCI list is the full list of ingredients. It allows you to check the composition, beyond the name written on the front. Read more...
Bar soap: lather, rinse, and store
Lather, wash, rinse, then let the soap bar dry. The solid soap does not require any waiting time. Read more...
Dry skin: how to cleanse without increasing discomfort?
Dry skin: five simple steps to make your shower more comfortable and choose a soap without excessive promises. Read more...
Shiny T-zone and dry cheeks: how should I adjust my cleansing routine?
If your nose is shiny and your cheeks feel tight, don't try to achieve the same sensation everywhere. Your cleansing routine should take both areas into account. Read more...
Reactive skin: how to simplify your routine?
When several products follow one another, it is hard to know which one suits you. Simplifying is primarily about finding your bearings again, without multiplying trials. Read more...
How to choose a soap that is suitable for your skin?
Which soap should you choose? Five simple guidelines: area of use, comfort after rinsing, fragrance, composition, and testing in your routine. Read more...
Cold process soap: manufacturing steps
Cold-process soap goes through five stages: weighing, mixing, molding, cutting, and curing. This is the work behind the bar you use. Read more...