Mastic (Pistacea lentiscus) is a typical Mediterranean shrub, whose branches, when cut, give off a resinous aromatic odor. Its resin is used as glue or as a base for making gums. Its name Pistacia was given by the Romans to the pistachio tree, brought to Rome from Syria. Its main use is the aromatic resin, called mastic. This resin was used since the time of the Pharaohs in funeral rituals. Properties of Mastic Soap:

• Couperosis
• Acne
• Facial edema
• Sensitive skin
• Seborregulator
• Component of clay envelopes
• Facial soap

A sustainable manufacturing process, an example of "circular economy" that bets on the generation of wealth and work from the valorization of native wild seeds and plants present in the natural ecosystems of our country.

Tips for use:

• It can be used as a hand soap or as a body shower soap.
• To achieve greater effectiveness of the properties of each type of soap, it is recommended to lather on damp skin and massage gently.
• Store the soap bar in a dry place and, if possible, in a soap dish with a water drainer.
• The soap bars may be slightly different in appearance and shape as they are completely handmade and produced with ingredients of natural origin.
• Avoid direct contact with the eyes, mucous membranes, intimate areas and open wounds.

We exclusively use 100% ingredients of natural and vegetable origin, together with essences and natural hydrolats of our own manufacture, with virgin coconut oil and organic extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) from the Cordoba countryside, with all the guarantee of quality and origin.