Lorbeer Aleppo Soap Ritual Set | 12%, 20% & 30% Laurel Oil
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Discover the traditional craft of Syrian soapmaking with the Lorbeer Aleppo Soap Ritual Set, featuring three different laurel oil formulations to explore: 12%, 20% and 30% laurel oil.
Handmade in Syria and air-dried using traditional methods, each Aleppo soap combines olive oil with a different concentration of laurel oil. The three formulations allow you to experience the distinct cleansing character of Aleppo soap and discover which level of laurel oil you prefer.
Beautifully presented and easy to gift, this set is also an ideal introduction to traditional Aleppo soap for anyone wanting to experience the Lorbeer range.
What's Included
- 1 × Lorbeer Aleppo Soap – 12% Laurel Oil – mild cleansing
- 1 × Lorbeer Aleppo Soap – 20% Laurel Oil – balanced cleansing
- 1 × Lorbeer Aleppo Soap – 30% Laurel Oil – more pronounced cleansing
Each soap is approximately 140–180g.
Handmade in Syria | Air-dried | Stamped with Lorbeer authenticity mark
Why Choose the Lorbeer Ritual Set?
The three soaps contain different proportions of olive and laurel oil:
- 12% Laurel Oil / 88% Olive Oil – a mild formulation
- 20% Laurel Oil / 80% Olive Oil – a balanced formulation
- 30% Laurel Oil / 70% Olive Oil – a more concentrated laurel oil formulation
This makes the set a simple way to compare the different Lorbeer Aleppo soap formulations and find your preferred balance.
The soaps are suitable for use on the face, body and hair and are free from added fragrance, dyes and preservatives. They are also palm oil-free, vegan and cruelty-free.
Perfect For
- Discovering traditional Aleppo soap
- Comparing different laurel oil formulations
- Exploring the Lorbeer range
- A thoughtful gift for lovers of traditional French and Mediterranean-style soaps
- Anyone looking for a beautifully presented introduction to Syrian soapmaking