د.م. 95.00
Cold-pressed soap. Handmade with an olive oil formula.
Oum Rabie soap bar is infused with an aromatic blend consisting of orange blossom, cardamom and bay leaves extracts.
98% of the ingredients of the soap bars are of natural origins.
Oum Rabie is the name of a long river in Morocco. The name means Mother of Spring. This scent is inspired by a walk through the blooming orange trees at the mouth of the Oum Rabie.
The concordance of citrus, aromatic notes and fresh spices is inspired by the light of the first rays of spring sunshine.
Basil, Green Mandarin, Petit grain
Neroli, Cardamom, Bay Leaves
Orange Blossom
| Weight | 150 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.5 × 5.5 × 3.5 cm |
| Format |
100 gr, 275 gr |
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The process:
More than 3000 years ago, the Babylonians had invented the fundaments of cold processed saponification. This low-temperature manufacturing process preserves the benefits and properties of the olive oil and beeswax contained in ULILI soaps. The prickly pear seeds grant our soap bars with a speckled texture pear seeds. This ingredient helps to smoothly exfoliate the skin.
The benefits:
ULILI revisited the traditional Beldi soap (in Moroccan Arabic : Beldi stands for traditional). Just like for traditional beldi soap, the main ingredient in ULILI's soaps is olive oil. It undergoes saponification in a cold process. Like after a scrubbing session in the "Hammam" steam room, the exfoliating and moisturizing benefits of the prickly pear as well as the freshness of the floral fragrances of ULILI soaps will leave a silky and scented layer on your skin.
The emblem:
Each "Beldi" soap from ULILI's range is stamped with an emblem. On each emblem, the name and main ingredients of the soap fragrance are written in arabic letters. The calligraphy is inspired by classic Maghrebian coins.
The packaging invokes a memory of the packagings of our childhood popular card game "Ronda". The emblems and packagings are illustrated by Ayoub, a young illustrator known for the posters of the Gnaoua Essaouira festival as well as "L'Boulvard" festival in Casablanca.
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