100% NATURAL, VEGAN, AND HANDMADE SOAP FOR COMPROMISED SKIN (Eczema, Psoriasis, and Vitiligo)

Made using the cold-process method (without direct heat exposure) to maximize the benefits of natural oils, this soap features the antibacterial, anti-aging, and antioxidant properties of coconut and olive oils. It also contains palm oil, ginger oil, carrot seed oil, black cumin oil, tea tree oil, thyme oil, apricot kernel oil, hemp oil, bitter melon oil, calendula oil, lavender oil, licorice root oil, Vitamins E and C, zinc, and juniper tar—ingredients beneficial for skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and vitiligo. Specially designed for compromised skin, this soap incorporates chamomile tea alongside botanical oils, Vitamins E and C, zinc, and juniper tar to help address flaking, itching, and uneven skin tone. Dimensions: 6.5x8x2 cm; Weight: 100±5 g. Decorative flowers and seeds on the surface may vary.
• Only cold-pressed botanical oils are used.

• 100% natural, vegan, and handmade.

• Laboratory analysis confirms the absence of any chemical substances.

Directions for Use: Lather the soap with water and leave the foam on your skin for 4–5 minutes until it dries; this allows the foam to nourish and treat the skin. Rinse thoroughly afterwards.

• COCONUT OIL: Acts as a natural moisturizer while also providing an exfoliating effect. While removing skin blemishes, it heals and nourishes wounds, and even prevents and treats diaper rash. Coconut oil is notable for its anti-inflammatory benefits; it softens the skin through its moisturizing properties and soothes it by helping to reduce temporary redness. It aids in alleviating symptoms of atopic dermatitis (eczema) and can also assist in healing burns. Nourishing for brittle nails and cuticles, this saturated fat contains iron and Vitamin K, as well as Vitamin E, which helps hair grow faster. It is claimed to moisturize the scalp, nourish the hair, eliminate bacteria and fungi (such as those causing dandruff), and boost blood circulation. It has also been noted to help reduce scalp fungi responsible for the inflammation, flaking, and itching associated with dandruff.

• OLIVE OIL: The benefits of olive oil for the skin are too numerous to list, but we would like to highlight a few here. It contains all the beneficial fatty acids, Vitamin E, and antioxidants that the skin requires. This rich source also provides Vitamin K, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, iron, copper, magnesium, potassium, and other minerals. Furthermore, due to its very low comedogenicity (pore-clogging potential), it is suitable for all skin types. Olive oil is commonly associated with moisturizing, treating skin conditions, removing blemishes, delaying signs of aging, and treating acne. • GINGER OIL: Studies investigating the antibacterial effects of ginger essential oil have shown that its constituents exert a potent effect against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, *Pseudomonas aeruginosa*, *Salmonella* species, and numerous other bacterial strains. It has been observed to possess antifungal and antibacterial properties against the bacteria and fungi responsible for skin lesions resembling dermatophytosis and allergic dermatitis. Numerous studies indicate that it has a strong antifungal effect against fungal species such as *Candida albicans*, which causes many fungal infections. The anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties of ginger essential oil can be utilized to prevent infection in wounds caused by various factors. Furthermore, many scientific studies have demonstrated its effectiveness in wound healing. It has been shown to be safe and effective for treating conditions in animals such as skin diseases, bacterial and fungal infections (including mange), ulcers, bruises and sprains, inflammation, burns, sore feet, ringworm, eczema, rashes, hives, and infestations by ticks, mites, lice, and maggots. Ginger essential oil is rich in antioxidant compounds. Antioxidants help maintain skin vitality by preventing oxidative damage (biological aging) caused by free radicals. Scientific studies indicate that ginger essential oil is an effective natural remedy for alleviating erythema, wrinkles, skin inflammation, and damage caused by UVB radiation. (Excerpted)

· CARROT SEED OIL: One of the most widely researched benefits of carrot seed oil is its destructive effect on bacteria and fungi. Research also indicates that it combats certain types of viruses. Bacteria and fungi most affected by carrot seed oil: Dermatophytes; Cryptococcus neoformans; Alternaria alternata, Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Candida, Acinetobacter, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, Aedes albopictus.

Laboratory studies confirm that carrot seed oil possesses anti-cancer properties against cellular abnormalities such as acute myeloid leukemia, colon cancer, and breast cancer. Experiments conducted on mice have concluded that carrot seed oil has a potent effect against skin cancer (specifically squamous cell carcinoma). Various academic sources indicate that carrot seed oil has an SPF of approximately 40 and offers high protection against UV rays.

• BLACK CUMIN OIL: Known as a remedy for everything except death, this oil offers antioxidant (preventing cell damage), anti-inflammatory (reducing inflammation, infection, and edema), antibacterial (inhibiting bacterial survival or reproduction), and anticarcinogenic (anti-cancer) properties; it is also beneficial for skin conditions such as psoriasis, acne, eczema, and vitiligo. Containing minerals like zinc, calcium, potassium, iron, selenium, and magnesium, as well as vitamins A, B1, B6, and C, it unclogs pores and moisturizes the skin. Additionally, its content of biotin, niacin, and folic acid helps lighten dark spots on the skin over time.

· TEA TREE OIL: Created to address the issues of problematic skin, this oil—with its antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiviral (inhibiting viral survival or reproduction), antiseptic (germ-killing), and antifungal (fungus-killing) properties—prevents the formation of pimples and acne while also treating existing breakouts. Its aromatherapeutic effects also aid in treating upper respiratory tract infections. It also heals skin wounds thanks to its multifaceted properties.

· THYME OIL: When used in conjunction with tea tree oil, the effectiveness of both oils is maximized. Possessing anti-aging, antioxidant, antibacterial, and antifungal properties, this oil prevents aging, repairs cellular damage, and inhibits bacterial and fungal growth. In addition to drying out pimples, it eliminates the marks they leave behind. Rich in vitamins C, A, K, and E, this versatile oil is also used to treat acne, pimples, wounds, and eczema.

· APRICOT KERNEL OIL: It provides appropriate care—even for sensitive skin—with its soothing effect while nourishing the skin through intense hydration. Thanks to its content of vitamins A and E and Omega-6, it helps firm the skin and alleviate eczema and other itching issues. It is effective in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while also diminishing under-eye puffiness and dark circles. It contributes to the healing of fungal infections, cold sores, cellulite, psoriasis, infections, and wounds, while also relieving pain and swelling from bee and insect stings.

· HEMP OIL: Hemp seeds contain approximately 35% oil and 25% protein and are a rich source of Omega-3. Hemp seed oil deeply moisturizes the skin, making it much softer and helping to maintain its elasticity. As the skin remains supple, the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles is minimized. Beneficial for inflammation, this oil dries out pimples and helps clear up existing blemishes and irritation. It relieves the itching associated with eczema and helps restore flaky skin. The omega fatty acids it contains renew the skin and help eliminate a tired appearance.

· BITTER MELON OIL: Scientific literature confirms its antifungal and antibacterial properties. Bitter melon oil is frequently used as an ointment, particularly for recurrent psoriasis. It is also highly effective in healing wounds and acne caused by various factors. It plays a significant role in treating burns, sunburns, and redness. Regular use helps fade skin blemishes through various mechanisms. Additionally, it supports recovery from conditions such as boils and eczema.

· CALENDULA OIL: Scientific literature confirms its antifungal and antibacterial properties. Tea tree oil, bitter melon, and calendula are frequently used in phytotherapy. Numerous scientific studies have reported that extracts derived from these plants possess antibacterial properties, boost collagen synthesis, and stimulate fibroblast activity and the proliferation phase of wound healing, thereby accelerating the healing process. Calendula treats facial acne and blemishes while smoothing the skin. It combats athlete’s foot, relieves itching, moisturizes the skin, and provides care for sensitive skin. It offers relief for eczema, psoriasis, and itchy skin conditions. When applied to the body, calendula oil repels insects and also provides sun protection. It is beneficial for skin burns and blemishes.

…supports the formation of new skin cells and facilitates the regeneration of irritated skin. It is beneficial for varicose veins and helps bruises on the body heal more quickly.

It rapidly heals skin scars and helps even out skin discoloration.

· LAVENDER OIL: Lavender oil is a highly effective antiseptic (germ-killing) oil for the itching associated with vitiligo. It soothes itching caused by vitiligo and has a calming effect on the skin; using it every night before sleep is even recommended. Effective against adolescent acne, wounds, and burns, lavender oil is used like an ointment for eczema, fungal infections, and shingles. It has a restorative effect on decaying tissue. It effectively cleanses oily skin while maintaining moisture balance and is beneficial for acne-prone skin and dandruff-prone hair. It is an aromatherapeutic oil (used for scent-based therapy).

· JUNIPER TAR: Juniper tar (Cade oil) is obtained through the dry distillation of the wood of the juniper tree (*Juniperus oxycedrus*), which belongs to the Pinaceae family. This substance, which has antiseptic properties, is used topically to treat eczema and psoriasis. It is beneficial in treating seborrhea, eczema, psoriasis, and scalp issues such as dandruff, scaling, and itching. The fruit of the juniper tree has also begun to be used in the treatment of insect bites, diabetes, and even cancer. Like many plants, juniper is used directly by extracting oil from its fruit. Applying it directly to the painful area can yield effective results in relieving joint pain. Juniper tar soap is highly beneficial for sensitive skin types; it is reported to have positive effects when applied to itchy or irritated areas, including those affected by psoriasis. When used on the scalp, it helps eliminate dandruff and is effective in reducing hair loss and promoting healthy hair growth.

· ZINC: The mineral zinc facilitates wound healing and tissue regeneration on the skin. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties can aid in the treatment of acne. Zinc plays a role in the normal functioning of the skin’s oil glands and helps repair skin damage while keeping the skin soft and supple.