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ÉcoLogo Detergents and Fabric Softeners
Solution for eco-friendly laundry and fabric softeners Do your laundry ecologically thanks to our products Our detergents and fabric softeners benefit from the ÉcoLogo governmental qualification. They do not contain any phosphates, they are hypoallergenic and are high efficiency qualified (HE). The Canadian program (also called the Environmental Choice program) helps you to independently identify…
Marseille soap
Authentic Marseille soap Authentic Marseille soap origins Originally, this soap was made to wash clothes before it began to be used for personal hygiene. Its recipe was inspired by Castille soap. Unfortunately, Marseille soap is not an “appellation d’origine contrôlée” which has sadly almost led to its extinction. There are only three original soap factories…
Castile Soap
Castile soap briefly explained To be able to properly be labeled as Castile, the soap must contain a minimum of 70% pure olive oil and be 100% plant-based. Our Castile soaps, including our Phytopur soaps, are made with a minimum of 70% pure olive oil. A part of this percentage is hyperoxygenated (Cleo oil) to…
Hyperoxygenated Huile de Cléo
Hyperoxygenated Huile de Cléo Simplicity can be found in nature and this oil is the perfect example! But, what is it? It is simply organic olive oil that is from the first cold pressed byproduct that has been Ecocert certified. This olive oil has then been hyperoxygenated, a method that drastically enhances the therapeutic effects…
10 most common uses of black soap
10 easy black soap recipes to make your home clean, naturally! Black soap: the most economical, ecological and natural alternative to clean your home from floor to ceiling, including plants and pets! First of all, what is black Marseille soap? Simply pure olive oil saponified in a kettle, the old-fashioned way! Beware, however, of pale…
The Products to Avoid
The Products to Avoid Certains cosmetic companies and sometimes falsely named artisanal brands, often use deception and other marketing techniques to cloud your judgement and access to information about the products they use. It certainly isn’t made easier by the government who imposes on companies to provide an ingredient list on products, but in a…