Savon De Eden

Walnut Milk and Honey Soap

Ingredients

Walnut

Walnuts offer up healthy Omega-3 fats that strengthen the membranes of your skin cells, locking in moisture and nutrients that keep it plump and glowing and keeping out toxins that can damage skin cells. The nourishing fats in walnuts attract moisture from the air, soothing dry skin. These healthy fats may also reduce skin inflammation (read: fewer breakouts!) and play a role in protecting the skin against harmful UV rays.

Milk

1. Moisturizer: Milk owes its moisturizing properties to water, fat and proteins; and it is truly a wholesome moisturizer. To maximize moisturizing benefits.

2.Cleanser: Milk can remove oil soluble impurities owing to fat-soluble enzyme lipase, protein based impurities owing to the protease, thus milk and its products can actually give you more balanced skin, removing unwanted oils in oily skin and yet provides moisturizing fats in dry skin and both in combination skin type.

3.Exfoliation: Milk due to its enzyme content aids in removing dead skin cells sticking to the surface of your skin and hence help in restoring an even-toned look.

4.Skin-lightening: Owing to exfoliative properties of milk, the pigmented dead skin cells are shed and thus lightening your skin.

5.Anti-ageing: The proteins, mineral and vitamin in milk, not only reduce existing wrinkles but also halt the new one.

6.Sensitive skin: Sensitive skin types often look for a cleanser that calm their red irritated skin; milk is just apt for you.

7.Sunburn: The anti-inflammatory, cooling and skin repairing properties of cold low-fat milk can help in soothing sunburn.

Honey

Honey can do wonders for your skin. Honey acts as a great anti-aging agent and moisturizer. It is rich in natural antioxidants that have anti-microbial properties. They help protect your skin from harmful UV rays and facilitate the skin’s ability to rejuvenate. Honey also has the ability to absorb and retain moisture and this helps in keeping the skin well hydrated, fresh and supple.
It is known that in ancient days honey and milk were used to keep the skin youthful, radiant and smooth.

Rose soap with many skin benefits.

ROSE SOAP benefits

Ingredients and it's benefits to skin:

* Rose oil - Rose oil has been shown to moisturize dry skin as well as exhibited antibacterial properties. This is good news for those with acne-ridden skin, as rose oil both hydrates the skin and then cleans it of bacteria that incite acne. Rose oil additionally fights inflammation and helps to restore skin texture and treat skin diseases, such as psoriasis and dermatitis.

* Sunflower Seed oil - Moisturizing, Anti-aging activity, Anti-aging activity, Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial activity, helps shield skin from future environmental damage and limit moisture loss.

* Avocado oil -Enhances the Skin’s Ability to Generate Collagen, Collagen is paramount in ensuring that your skin stays firm, smooth and rejuvenated. When used topically on the skin, the oil naturally triggers the production of collagen by the skin. In addition, it shields the skins against age-related wrinkles, fine lines and other aging signs.

* Virgin Olive oil - Antioxidant Protection, Doesn’t Clog Pores, Enhances Exfoliation, General Beauty Booster, Source - globalhealingcenter.com

* Virgin Coconut oil - Cleanse and moisturize the skin, Fight acne, Treat psoriasis, eczema, athlete’s foot, fungal nail infections and even severely dry skin will be happy to hear that the lauric acid in coconut oil soap can help with their conditions. As it has anti fungal and antibiotic properties, it fights bacteria, fungi, yeast and viruses, as well as protecting sensitive skin from the elements. It also helps reduce itchiness, making it effective for insect bites, rashes and irritating wounds.

* Rose Petals - Helps fight acne, Good for dry skin, Natural skin toner, Gives sun protection. Source - thehealthsite.com

* Pure African Shea Butter - what makes Shea butter an extraordinary skin care and an amazing body healer is its richness in precious constituents, which include unsaturated fats with a large proportion of "unsaponifiables" components, essential fatty acids, phytosterols, vitamin E and D, pro vitamin A and allantoin. All these are natural and make Shea butter a super food for your skin (and hair), but that is not all it can do for you because it is: Wrinkles, fine lines and scars repairing, Antioxidant, Anti-inflammatory, Deeply moisturizing, Stimulating for the superficial micro circulation, Skin strengthening, Skin protecting, UV protecting, Skin regenerating, Collagen production stimulating, (makes the skin stronger, more supple and younger) Minor cuts and burns healing, Muscle ache healing, Physical endurance enhancer.