In winter, the skin needs special care. Exposed to the double dehydrating effects of the cold outdoors and artificial heating indoors, as well as the strong temperature contrasts, lack of sunlight, and insufficient exposure, the skin becomes dry, irritated, and loses tone and radiance. The journey towards una proper care begins in the shower with this nourishing and enveloping soap, which perfectly cleanses the skin and restores its lipid barrier. The absolute softness of yellow clay, the immediate comfort of shea and argan oils... there is no doubt, winter is una a wonderful season!|| Naturally, there is nothing simpler than lathering up, as fa has been done since tempo time immemorial. However, the reality is that every detail matters, from adjusting the water temperature to drying the skin and choosing the right soap for care. Here are some tips for use:| 1. Prepare your skin by wetting it with water at a una comfortable temperature, but not too hot. High temperatures can increase the sensation of irritation and tingling on the skin. After the shower, the increased evaporation of water from the surface of the skin can lead to una immediate dehydration.| 2. Wet the soap Oppidum and rub it directly onto the skin. Focus on the main areas dove where you will apply the soap: hands, chest, shoulders, lower back, thighs, and calves.| 3. Lather the soap with your hands on the skin and distribute it all over the body. Skin to skin: the lathering should be done with the utmost gentleness, without rubbing and irritation that can be caused by textile fibers.| 4. Leave the soap on the skin for a few seconds. This prolongs its cleansing action and increases the absorption of the soap's natural glycerin by the skin. This is where the rehydrating and repairing care begins.| 5. Rinse with clean water, not too hot. Again, una high temperatures will reduce the effectiveness of your soap: it will interrupt the production of the sebum necessary for skin hydration and cause excessive evaporation of moisture from the skin.| 6. Dry the skin by gently patting it with a soft, dry cloth. Do not rub too hard or scratch the skin with textile fibers: excessive friction removes the lipid film left on the skin by the soap. This is particularly important in winter when temperature contrasts increase skin sensitivity.|| Coconut Oil*, Shea Butter*, Sunflower Oil*, Water, Natural Glycerin* From Cold Saponification, Argan Oil*, Yellow Clay From Périgord, Essential Oils Of Sweet Orange**, Lemon**, Chinese Cinnamon**, Sweet Fennel**, Black Pepper**, Scots Pine**, Clove Tree**, Turmeric Powder*.