The linoleic and oleic acids found in Olive Natural Beauty Oat and Honey 100% extra virgin olive oil bar soap are not only extremely moisturizing, but are one of few naturally occurring ingredients that promote the production of antioxidants within the body, thus helping the skin to look more radiant and feel more resilient.

Olive Natural Beauty uses the oldest soap making method using distilled water and the gentlest amount of sodium hydroxide to create the smoothest natural soap, with the most luxurious lather and no impurities--fit for a natural beauty.

The Arabs actually began producing soap using the same method in the 7th century.  Sodium hydroxide is completely consumed in the saponification process and is used because it binds the oil and water together to produce what we know as soap.  Olive Natural Beauty uses the gentlest amount of pure sodium hydroxide with no additional additives or chemicals.

Organic Clover honey and organic oats help to gently remove impurities and soften skin without creating an imbalance.  With no added essential oils, Oat and Honey Olive Bar soap is perfect for even the most sensitive and dry skin with its moisturizing, soothing, and regenerating properties.

Olive Natural Beauty takes pride in using the most traditional and natural method of soap making, one that delivers the most beneficial, and indulgent final product.

100% Natural

100% Handmade

100% Organic Ingredients

No Animal Testing or Harm

We do not test any of our products on animals and none of our products or ingredients are animal tested in our behalf.  The only animal products we use are the highest grade animal cruelty free honey and beeswax.

No Preservatives

No Parabens

No Pesticides

No Chemicals

No Sulfates

No Synthetic Fragrance

No Synthetic Colors

No Silicones

No Genetically Modified Ingredients

3x Fair Trade Certified

Good Trade

Alaffia Fair Trade

Africa Fair Trade Council

2x Organically Certified

USDA
Oregon Tilth

Empowering Women Through the

Global Alliance for Community Empowerment

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