RoSa Natural Beauty

Exfoliating bar of soap with oats 🧚‍♀️

•Olive Oil
•Coconut Butter
•Argan Oil
•Jojoba Oil
•Castor Oil
•Coca Butter
•Coca powder
•E Vitamin
•Maroccan Red clay powder
•Geranium oil

Big green lemongrass and eucalyptus soap 🌱

•Olive Oil
•Coconut Butter
•Jojoba Oil
•Coca Butter
•Argan Oil
•Castor Oil
•Lemongrass essential oil
•Eucalyptus essential oil
•Vitamin E
•Lavender flowers
•Chlorophyll

Natural and organic beauty gifts 🎁

Very happy that you like my products ❤️ thank you darling!😍

Handmade soap ylang ylang essential oil 🎀

•Olive Oil
•Shea Butter
•Cocoa Butter
•Castor Oil
•Coconut Butter
•Ylang ylang essential oil🦋

Because I want to see your happy smile 😃

🖤Because I love organic 🎀

Why I don’t use Palm oils anymore?!🕊

The popularity of palm oil has had drastic consequences. To make room for palm tree plantations, tropical rainforests have been cleared on a massive scale. Some sources quote that areas of rainforest the size of 5 football pitches disappear every minute due to palm oil cultivation. Deforestation of course has terrible consequences - increases in greenhouse gas production and habitat destruction. The situation is worst in Indonesia and Malaysia, who between them produce 83% of the world’s palm oil, where peat bogs which store huge amounts of carbon are drained to make way for plantations. It is estimated that in 15 years, 98% of Indonesia and Malaysia’s rainforests will disappear because of deforestation. Inevitably along with the destruction of expansive rainforests comes the destruction of natural habitats. Orang-utans have suffered the most, with their population in the wild declining hugely in recent years.

In skincare, even if palm oil doesn’t appear on the label’s INCI list - as “Elaeis Guineensis Oil” or “sodium palmate” – the form used in soap bars – it might still be hidden in the product. Palm oil is commonly used to make emulsifiers (like stearic acid) and detergents (like sodium laureth sulphate). - I don’t use either of these and make sure none of other ingredients are derived from palm oil either.

Some may ask, ‘why not use organic palm oil?’Although it is available, much of the organic oil is grown on plantations that are the result of devastating deforestation. It must make more long-term sense to re-plant the rainforest species which provided more benefit for the local economy, even if the short-term economic losses are hard. And in cosmetics, there is no real excuse for using palm oil. Good (and in fact better) alternatives are numerous and include olive oil and coconut oil which produce fantastic, high-quality soaps and cosmetic products.
Save the planet don’t use palm oils! 🌴

Happy 🖤Valentine’s Day 🎀

Candy’s with Lavender and Green Tea 🕊

Green tea improves your skin complexion and makes your skin healthy. It helps flush out toxins from the skin, heals blemishes and scars, and reduces inflammation. It even improves the skin’s elasticity.👘
Lavender has a crisp and clean fragrance with sweet and floral overtones that makes it a favorite among soap makers. Its scent is known to promote not only relaxation but also a good mood. Soaps made with lavender essential oil are also made for washing laundry, including linens, that will promote better sleep💤

For coffee lovers 🖤

This exfoliating soap is a coffee lover's delight, it has an invigorating spearmint scent from essential oil. It is wonderful to remove stubborn dirt or to exfoliate while moisturizing the skin with rich, skin-loving castor oil and shea butter!
This makes the perfect gift for any coffee lover! 🖤The peppermint essential oil provides a perfect fresh fragrance, while the coffee gives the bar a warm, rich color. The ground coffee provides exfoliating properties that give a great fresh feeling.🦋
•Coconut butter
•Olive oil
•Shea butter
•Castor oil
•Palm butter
•Ground Coffee
•Peppermint Essential oil
🎀100g (+,-)

RoSa Natural Beauty

Handmade soaps, cold process making.

What it is cold process for soap making?

•The lye is mixed with water to create a basic solution. This solution is then mixed into your fats. As they are combined and begin to react, the glycerol molecule is separated from the fatty acids. The fatty acids then react with the hydroxide ions in the lye solution. This is saponification

•The two resulting products of the saponification process are glycerin, which is wonderfully moisturizing for the skin, and soap. No lye remains as it has all reacted with the fats to create a completely new substance.

•Cold process soap takes 4-6 weeks to completely saponify and be ready to use.

Using natural handmade soaps with shea butter will help your skin look younger. Because your skin is able to absorb all of the moisture from the shea butter, you will look revived. Your pores will be smaller and your skin will glow. Any fine lines will look smoother, resulting in a more youthful appearance. After just a few days of using soap with shea butter in it, you will notice a dramatic difference in the way your skin feels. Shea butter will calm your skin and give your complexion a vibrant tone. Taking care of your skin by using natural handmade soaps with shea butter will help your skin look and feel its best.
With 100% natural ingredients , passion and lots off love I realise this wonderful soaps great for your skin! Use natural products for your beautiful body!❤️. ❤️. ❤️. ❤️. ❤️.

Creamy Natural soap with Shea Butter ❤️ ❄️
Because it's Christmas time 🎄 smells of cinnamon and oranges won't miss 🌬💎

Ingredients :
•Coconut butter
•Olive oil
•Shea Butter
•Cinnamon Esential oil
•Oranges Esential oil
•Orange peel 👌
•Harts soap decoration ❤️

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