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Minimalist natural soap Manufacture du Siecle Lavender and Sage Vêpres. In one bar and handmade from natural ingredients from France.
Vêpres is the name of this vegan natural soap with a light scent of lavender and sage. The natural soaps are inspired by the life of the monks in Provence: minimalist, pure and close to nature.
Made by hand without any artificial fragrances or colorants and with whole lavender flowers. The large soap bars are packaged in biodegradable paper which is studded with flower seeds. Simply cover the label with soil and water it - it will sprout in a few days!
Vêpres SOL TERRAE Lavender & Sage from the soap manufacturer Manufacture du Siecle is, like all our products, made by hand in small batches here in Provence. Thanks to the traditional cold brewing process, the valuable ingredients of the soap are preserved and nourished and smell particularly natural.
The SOL TERRAE soaps are also made from 100% ingredients grown in France and are vegan.
A puristic vegan natural soap in a large 200g piece for the whole family.
Due to the essential lavender oil, this natural soap is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, as well as children under 3 years.
The natural soaps from the soap manufacturer Manufacture du Siecle are hand-made and the traditional cold brewing process ensures that the valuable ingredients retain their nourishing effect.
The SOL TERRAE soaps are also made from 100% ingredients grown in France.
The vegetable oils come from Vaucluse, the lavender flowers come from Sault and the essential oils also come from France.
The soap is cut and packaged in biodegradable paper.
You can find out more about the Manufacture du Siecle further down on this page.
200 g
Cold-pressed natural soap is a sensitive care product. It is best to store it on a dry surface and protect it from too much splashing water and moisture so that it can dry in between.
Ingredients: Sodium Olivate*, Sodium Rapeseedate*, Sodium Sunflowerseedate*, Aqua*, Glycerin, Olea Europaea Fruit Oil*, Brassica Napus Seed Oil*, Lavandula Hybrida Oil*, Helianthus Annuus Hybrid Oil*, Salvia Sclarea Oil*, Lavandula Angustifolia Flower*, Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool
* Grown in FranceThe two sisters Brune and Isaure founded the small soap factory Manufacture du Sciecle in 2016 in the small town of Carpentras. They create high-quality and unique natural soaps with mainly locally sourced ingredients.
The concepts of aromatherapy flow into their creations and their childhood in Provence is also their source of inspiration. For example, the sisters use local olive oil, honey and goat's milk from the immediate surrounding area.
Unlike industrial soap, the soap mass is not heated during production. This gentle cold pressing (cold brewing process) ensures that all the valuable ingredients are retained in the end product.
This means that the skin is intensively cared for and can benefit from the high-quality natural ingredients that lie dormant in this high-quality natural soap.
The sisters make the natural soaps from Manufacture du Siecle by hand in small batches. The hand-made process and the cold brewing process require more time than other soaps, because the soaps have to dry for a few weeks before they can be used.
The famous soap Savon de Marseille, for example, is no longer produced using the cold brewing process. Unfortunately, many of the positive properties are lost
of the ingredients are lost.
The soap manufacturer Manufacture du Siecle was awarded the French Slow Cosmetic label (Slow Cosmétique) for its high-quality products.
The Slow Cosmétique label stands for natural cosmetics that are good for people and nature. It stands for handcrafting and small family businesses that produce high-quality natural cosmetics in France.
The natural soaps are particularly recommended for people with sensitive skin.
Because all soaps are surgras . Surgras soap means that more oils are used in the recipe than the chemical reaction of soap production requires.
The result is a soap that contains additional nourishing oils. Visible in the small light dots in the soap. It leaves a nourishing film on the skin. This is particularly beneficial for people with sensitive and dry skin.
All their soaps are made from very valuable, mostly local raw materials.
The olive oil and honey used come from the Vaucluse. The flowers from the Côte d'Azur. The goat's milk and sheep's milk come from the small herds that graze in the immediate vicinity of the soap factory in the mountains of the Vaucluse. The animals live in free herds and their milk is only available during lambing season. This means that the corresponding soaps are only available while stocks last.
Wherever local sourcing is not possible (beurre karité, beurre coco…), the two sisters systematically use organic ingredients.
