French pharmacy
Dermasens Surgras soap with organic goat's milk 100g moisturizes and softens your skin.
Dermasens Surgras soap with organic goat's milk is formulated with 100% oils of vegetable origin, including 70% sunflower and copra, enriched with shea butter and goat's milk. This soap offers an eco-friendly formula, it limits water transport, it reduces carbon footprint and also reduces plastic waste. Natural, this surgras soap with organic goat's milk is respectful of the environment. The goat's milk contained in this soap moisturizes and softens your skin and fights against skin aging . The properties of this soap allow it to be good for the body and for the planet.
The manufacturing process by the method of cooking in a cauldron, according to a specific saponification process, called "Marseillais process", comprising 5 precise steps. The traditional production in a cauldron lasts about ten days.
This organic soap is made in France . It is certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the Cosmos standard. 98% of its ingredients are of natural origin. This soap is formulated without colorants, fragrances and preservatives.
Use as your usual solid soap, wet your soap with water and soap your body and hands.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Dermasens Surgras soap with organic goat's milk 100g with our partner Avis checked after your purchase .
Dermasens Surgras soap with organic goat's milk is formulated with: sodium sunflowerseedate, sodium cocoate, aqua butyrospermum parkki butter, glycerin, caprae lac, sodium clhoride, citric acid, terrasodium glutamate diacetate.
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Presentation - Packaging
Dermasens organic goat's milk surgras soap comes in the form of a 100 g soap bar.
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