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Aleppo oil
Made out of olive oil and laurel bay, Aleppo oil is a signature product, exclusive to Alepia. With the virtues of Aleppo soap, this oil is ideal for deep nourishment and scrubbing in combination with Dead Sea salt.
For all skin types.
Made in France and certified organic.
Capacity: 30 mL or 100 mL.
Precaution for use
It is a powerful oil that contains 10% Laurel berry oil and 90% Olive oil. This laurel berry oil content is very important because it is native, unlike the saponified laurel berry oil contained in Aleppo soap.
Moreover, unlike Aleppo soap, the oil applied is not rinsed, so its action lasts over time. By caution, do not use for babies or pregnant women.
Some people may be intolerant or allergic to Laurel: do not use if redness appears within 24 to 48 hours after application. In case of doubt, test on a small area before first use.
Olea Europaea Fruit Oil*, Laurus Nobilis Fruit Oil*.
*made from organic ingredients
In care: clean the skin thoroughly with soap of Aleppo and dry gently with a clean cloth. Then apply a small amount of Aleppo oil on the skin, then massage until penetration.
In scrub: mix equal parts Aleppo oil and salt from the Dead Sea. Rub the skin previously wet then simply rinse with water. For the hands and face, choose the fine salt, and for the body, the medium or fine salt as desired.
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Born in 2004, Alepia offers a wide range of Aleppo soaps and natural cosmetics combining tradition, authenticity and effectiveness. Formulated with the least possible ingredients, our products are healthy and certified organic, natural and vegan. Dare to be natural!
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