Stressed Skin Dermo Care Soap

Soothes discomfort, cleans, and nourishes

Dermo-apitherapy for fragile skin, usable on face, hands, and body. A minimalist formula with high quality, natural active ingredients for daily therapeutic hygiene of dry and irritated skin.

• 100%* of users left feeling moisturized
• 95%* of users left with soothed skin
• Calms discomfort, reduces tightness after showering 
• Leaves skin radiant and healthy

The Stressed Skin Dermo Care Soap gently cleanses and leaves skin delicately nourished and soft for over 9 out of 10 tested users* 

Discover its fine and creamy lather and let yourself be enchanted by a discreet and naturally indulgent scent.

MINIMALIST RECIPE DERIVED FROM GENTLE BEEKEEPING®

Made in our low-tech artisanal soap workshop, cold-processed soaps air dry naturally for 700 hours.

The alchemy of bee-enhanced ingredients :

• 5% ultra-fine white honeys from our free-range bees, for soothing and purifying the skin.
• Energetically dynamized oil maceration of cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil and organic wild horsetail plant, for nourishing and revitalizing.
• 5% superfatted soap, enriched with virgin safflower and sweet almond oils, for softening and repairing. 
• "Sueur du Ciel" Hive Elixir, for soothing and joyful feelings in all circumstances

*Percentage of volunteers in agreement with the claims. Usage test conducted by an independent laboratory under dermatological control, on 22 adult volunteers after 21 days of use, self-assessment questionnaire, and clinical examination of acceptability and skin tolerance.

Cold-process soap, an ecological choice 

Because it generates no pollution, cold-process soapmaking is a sustainable manufacturing process. It is Catherine Flurin's principled choice in favor of low-tech, zero waste, and biodiversification in the countryside, with a low carbon footprint. We also refuse to use palm oil and coconut oil: these imported oils from faraway countries contribute to ecological devastation.

"With cold-process soap, there is no pollution. From an ecological standpoint, it is much more interesting both in terms of energy and waste." - CF