Zero waste travel kit Natural rose soap and mini loofah

Rose soap hand made in France about 60 g 

Ingredients: Olive oil, coconut oil, Organic, unrefined virgin, organic shea butter, apricot kernel oil, castor oil, hemp seed oil, powdered rosehips, rose geranium essential oil, parfum

Our artisan partner

It is in a small village in the South of France that Julie from england origin has set up her workshop where she imagines her creations.  Her recipes are   created using knowledge from research and ingredients inspired by the nature surrounding her. Her  mission to make  healthier products for our skin and make our Earth a little greener. Her solid and zero waste products includes soaps and also shampoo and conditioners that you can find in our zerowaste section

Loofah made by women refugees in Jordan

Our loofahs is 100 % natural, sewn, not sprayed, treated. An eco friendly alternative to your kitchen sponges, Use them to exfoliate in the shower, for your body or to clean everything in the house.

The loofah sponges are made from pure loofah plants.  They are completely biodegradable and compostable.

The loofah plant is a fast growing vine native to Asia and Southeast Asia, belonging to the cucumber family. They are cultivated throughout the Middle East, including Jordan. The loofah fruit is similar to a cucumber but much bigger. The inside of this fruit develops strong fibers, which are perfect for exfoliating and cleaning!

The natural loofah exfoliates and also stimulates blood circulation. It is hard enough to exfoliate and scrub, and soft enough to protect your skin

• Dimension : 9x9 in dry form.
• Origin : Jordan
• Durable for approximately 30 to 40 days

All in an organic cotton mesh pouch to use to transport your kit, store your soap or as a washing net for your make-up removing discs.

How to use it 

• Before your first use soak your sponge in water for 3-5 minutes allowing it to spand and soften.
• Moisten the sponge and wipe the skin in circular motions.
• Can be used with soap for a deep cleansing of the skin, rub your soap into the loofah.  The mesh-like texture makes it easy to foam using less soap with each use.
• Rinse and dry well after each use
• You can gently wash your loofahevery now and then in a bowl of baking soda which will increase its lifespan.

Our social enterprise partner 

These loofahs are made by Sitti a social enterprise founded by Noora and Jacqueline to support refugee women in the palestinian camp of Jesrah in Jordan. This camp is the poorest of the 10 refugee camps in Jordan. It all started with the manufacture of the traditional soap Nabulsi dating from the 14th century. The company has now broadened its range while perpetuating traditionnal know how. it creates sustainable employment opportunities for refugee women and has set up vocational training and education programs. About 30 jobs have been created impacting more than 200 people. Loofah are sourced locally in the farms and packaged in the camp.

Given the materials used, each product is unique and may differ from the photo.