Charming handmade soap in the castle
The handmade soap "by the fire" awakens your senses. Each time you use it, its woody and smoky fragrance invites you to take a great relaxing inspiration and places you in a warm and comforting atmosphere. Enriched with chestnut honey, this soap is ideal for your body and adapts perfectly to all skin types, restoring softness and hydration.
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58104
€6.90
Product description
The handmade soap "by the fire" awakens your senses. Each time you use it, its woody and smoky fragrance invites you to take a great relaxing inspiration and places you in a warm and comforting atmosphere. Enriched with chestnut honey, this soap is ideal for your body and adapts perfectly to all skin types, restoring softness and hydration.
Eaten or applied, chestnut honey is one of the honeys most often used in cooking. It has perfect properties for the body. Immune reinforcement, fight against tiredness, helps the rapid healing of wounds, the benefits of this honey are numerous. For face and body, chestnut honey nourishes the skin and cells in depth. Easy to apply, the soap concentrates the benefits of this honey and has an antioxidant and antibacterial action. It effectively combats ageing and skin problems.
Chambord's cosmetics range is pleased to offer you authentic products made from natural resources.
Domain note
THE CHAMBORD CASTLE
1519. A palace emerges in the heart of the marshy lands of Sologne. François I, a young king, ordered its construction. It is a monumental architectural work that the king likes to show to sovereigns and ambassadors as a symbol of his power, inscribed in stone. The plan of the castle and its decorations were conceived around a central axis: the famous double revolution staircase, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, an ascending spiral that leads from the terraces to the abundance of fireplaces and sculpted capitals. It was not until the reign of Louis XIV that the building was completed. It was also at this time that the surroundings of the castle were developed during the 17th century.
The castle and the park are owned by the State since 1930. During the Second World War, the collections of the major Parisian museums were evacuated to protect them from the risks of extraction and bombing of the capital. Thus, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, the Victory of Samothrace, Raphael's paintings from the Louvre, and the carpets from the Versailles Palace soap factory were taken to a single storage and sorting center, Chambord. The château received 5,446 crates containing some of the Louvre's collections.
Today, Chambord welcomes two million visitors per year.
Product characteristics
Dimensions : 4,5 x h 11 cm
Perfume : by the fire
Ingredients : sodium palmate ; sodium palm kernelzte ; aqua ; mel ; parfum ; palm kernel acid ; sodium chloride ; glycerin ; tetrasodium ; etidronate (HEDP) ; tetrasodium EDTA
Allergens : benzyl alcohol ; linalool ; eugenol
Precaution for use : body soap. Avoid contact with eyes. Suitable for children over 3 years.