Fatimas Garden Argan Oil Black Soap Exfoliating Cleanser 450g

OverviewPrepare the skin for exfoliation Used to remove toxins from the body and prepare the skin for exfoliation with a kessa glove In Moroccan hammams, black soap is used to cleanse, moisturize and exfoliate dead skin. Moisturizes, softens and nourishes the skin thanks to the combination of vitamin A and E. For an even skin texture, healthier and full of radiance As skin texture improves, it looks healthier and even The vitamin E present in the soap strengthens the tissues of the skin and gives it a clean and smooth texture, while providing it with great strength and longevity. Relieves itchy skin due to excess dead skin cells. Also ideal for reducing hair growth a cleanser and natural anti-aging at the same time Anti-aging and non-comedogenic skin deep cleanser. The high amount of vitamin A and E and antioxidants prevent signs of premature aging. The olive oil base slows down wrinkles and stimulates the regeneration of dead skin cells. Prepare the skin for exfoliation For an even skin texture, healthier and full of radiance a cleanser and natural anti-aging at the same time WE ARE A FAMILY OF PHARMACISTS AND BIOLOGISTS We were born and raised in Agadir, a city in southwestern Morocco at the center of the argan forests. We are all four graduates of the Free University of Brussels. Recently, we returned to our hometown to promote local Moroccan products such as Argan oil , Prickly Pear Seed Oil , Moroccan Black Soap , and Rhassoul Clay in our Souss region and to promote the local women's cooperatives that produce it. We achieve this by bringing back our scientific and technical expertise acquired in Europe while benefiting from a network of knowledge that we and our family have built here for centuries. Our mission is twofold: 1 - To introduce and make accessible to the whole world the organic, ancestral, and incredible products offered by our country, with the quality standards, ethics, and professionalism that international customers demand today. 2 - Allow women producers in their cooperatives to benefit from a greater share of the added value of the local products they produce, in order to improve the quality of life of their families, starting with health and education. Our mission is twofold: Make the whole world discover the incredible ancestral products offered by our country. Allow women in cooperatives to benefit from the fruits of their labor more equitably. Product Information Product name Black soap, Beldi soap, Moroccan soap Benefits for the skin Removes dead skin cells. Leaves the skin nourished and silky. For all skin types, 100% Vegetal. Eliminates toxins from the body. Prepares the skin for exfoliation. Tones the skin and prevents it from slackening. Hydrates and deeply cleanses the skin Ingredients Olea Europaea (Olive Oil and Macerated Olives), Potassium Soap** and water. ** There is no Potassium Hydroxide remaining in the finished product. It is only used for saponification. (+ Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil or Eucalyptus Globulus Oil, depending on the Soap chosen) Type of packaging Sealed jar, in recycled plastic, with lid in recycled aluminum for the small sizes, or recycled plastic for the large sizes. Glass containers are potentially dangerous to handle inside the shower because of the risk of falling, breaking or injury. Sizes 5.3 Oz, 8.8 Oz, 15.9 Oz, 35 Oz Shelf Life 2 years in normal usage, or 4 years if kept in a dark cool room like a bathroom with no direct sunlight on the jaz. Uses all skin types, face and body. Precautions When used on the face, keep away from the eyes to avoid a stinging sensation. FATIMA'S GARDEN VALUES QUALITY PRODUCTS We are based in Agadir (Morocco) and constantly and rigorously monitor the quality of raw materials as well as production quality standards. WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT We have chosen to market our products made exclusively by women, organized in democratic cooperatives and who are masters of their destiny. FAIR WAGES The cooperatives are paid directly without intermediaries so that the women receive the full value of their work fairly. EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN RURAL AREAS Since women are able to support their families, their children no longer have to go out to work in the fields with their fathers and therefore have the possibility of returning to school. FATIMA'S GARDEN VALUES GENDER EQUALITY Having a decent job, financial independence and sometimes being the only source of income for the family, helps women to reduce gender disparities. ETHICAL FARMING In the era of cancers and the multiplication of incurable diseases, we believe in clean, sustainable and ethical agriculture without fertilizers or chemicals that stress our bodies, but also our planet Earth. ETHICAL BEAUTY Be the best version of yourself without compromising your short and long term health. Be the best version of yourself without compromising other people's life or the planet's future. Work with women's cooperatives Black Soap, Argan, and prickly pear products are a lever for sustainable development in the Souss-Massa-Drâa region of Morocco. Fatima's Garden's mission is to help cooperatives market their oils. Women members of cooperatives have the job of collecting and crushing argan nuts. They have ancestral know-how transmitted from generation to generation. By marketing their products within their cooperatives, the women are paid according to the number of kilograms of almonds processed. The annual profit is also distributed equitably among all the members of this cooperative. THE PROJECTS YOU HAVE ALLOWED TO REALIZE THROUGH FATIMA'S GARDEN CONSTRUCTION OF A WELL IN A RURAL AREA Lack of water The village of one of the cooperatives in our network suffered from lack of water. Women (or children) had to walk a long way every day to access a water point. Solar Pump With other solidarity partners, Fatima's Garden participated in a beautiful well construction project within the village. The pump is powered by solar energy. Benefits for the village The need for water prevented women from working in their cooperative (lower income), and children from going to school (loss of education). The well has also reduced the daily dangers represented by this journey, as well as the health hazard implied by the lack of drinking water. SOLIDARITY BASKETS DURING THE PANDEMIC At the start of the pandemic, many families already living in precarious conditions lost their jobs. The associations “A Better Tomorrow” and “Morocco Foundation” immediately distributed food baskets to these families via a collection of donations in which Fatima's Garden participated. The action focused on the regions of Taroudant, Chichaoua, Ben Ahmed and Oualidia. The photo is from food distribution made this week in the Azilal region. DISTRIBUTION OF EYEGLASSES FOR CHILDREN AT SCHOOL The association of former students of "Al Mouwahidine" school in Inezgane organizes an annual medical visit to all primary schools in the city (22) to detect children in need of glasses. An ophthalmologist then prepares custom-made glasses for each child. The association then distributes them in schools. The operation is done by collecting donations, in which Fatima's Garden participated. FIRST ANIMAL SHELTER IN AGADIR The shelter The Moroccan Association for the Protection of Animals and the Environment (the Heart on the Paw) has been working for years against the scourge of overpopulation and mistreatment of street dogs and cats in the Agadir region. Goals Fatima's Garden has modestly contributed to help the association advance its objectives: Protect, care for, sterilize and feed animals. Find them adoptive people Create a refuge for post-operative follow-up of animals