Article number: 8718657190013 View all from Werfzeep > View more: Soap & Shower gel > Werfzeep - Calendula soap - 100 gr Extra mild soap, entirely focused on the care of dry and irritated skin. The soap is very soft and contains nourishing and supportive oils of avocado, olive, borage, shea butter and essential oil of cedar. Cedar oil has a calming effect, is slightly antiseptic and supports skin rashes. Calendula has an anti-inflammatory, wound healing and soothing effect. This makes it very helpful for sensitive and irritated skin. Calendula soap is naturally free of allergens. Contents: 100 grams Product specifications - Calendula Article description Article number 8718657190013 Version Calendula Product type Solid soap Country of origin Netherlands Ingredients: saponified oils of olive*, coconut*, cocoa butter* and shea butter*; water; avocado oil*; borage oil*; cedar essential oil*; calendula flowers*/+; calendula extract*. inci (same as on the packaging, international nomenclature): sodium olivate, sodium cocoate, aqua, sodium cocoa butterate, sodium sunflowerate, aroma, prunus amygdalus dulcis flower extract, prunus avium flower extract, rubia tinctorum root extract, limoneneo, linaloolo, benzyl benzoateo. Environmental information about Werfzeep was created in 2009 from Evelien's love for old crafts and natural products. During a trip through Canada that she and Laurens made, she ended up on an idyllic family farm where, among other things, soap was made, with a ladle and a huge pan. The wooden house smelled like a fairytale and on the very first day Evelien helped make soap. To her surprise, this handmade soap, which was in the shower and by the sink, was soft and caring for her skin. Having been plagued by eczema since childhood, soap had been a no-go for years, but this soap turned out to be a completely different story than everything she had encountered up until then, which mainly gave her tight skin. Soap made from oils is a completely different product than factory soap made from refined fatty acids, with additives such as foam improvers, synthetic perfumes and preservatives, from which the glycerine has also been skimmed off. This discovery was enough for Evelien to become completely fascinated by soap, the artisanal soap-making process, all possible ingredients and the effect on the skin. She started developing her soaps in a historic wharf cellar on the Oudegracht in Utrecht. Now, eight years later, she works with a growing team in the beautiful soap studio on the Westerkade.