Lavender soap, Handmade, 100 gr, a box with 5 pieces

What is Paraben?
Parabens are very powerful protective substances added to cosmetics "cream, lotion, shampoo .." to extend the shelf-life of the products and prevent the growth of bacteria inside.
Why we should use Paraben-free products?
Since Parabens exhibit similar behavior to estrogen in the body, the risk of developing breast cancer in women has increased due to the frequent use of Paraben products.
In order to avoid these risks, Turkish Attar is keen to provide natural Paraben-free products with quality certificates registered by the Turkish Ministry of Health.

FAQ:
S1: What is the size of the Natural Lavender Soap package?

A1: The package contains 100 grams of Natural Lavender Soap, and it includes 5 pieces in the box.

S2: How should I use the Natural Lavender Soap?

A2: To use the Natural Lavender Soap, apply it to the skin and rub gently until foam is spread. Then, rinse with water.

S3: Are there any warnings I should be aware of while using the Natural Lavender Soap?

A3: Yes, please keep the soap out of the reach of children, away from heat and humidity, and avoid contact with eyes. This soap is intended for external use only.

S4: What are the ingredients of the Natural Lavender Soap?

A4: The ingredients of the Natural Lavender Soap include Lavender flower powder, Deionized Water, Sodium Palmate, Sodium Olivate, Sodium Chloride, Aqua, Glycerin, and Fragrance.

S5: What is the purpose of Paraben in cosmetic products?

A5: Parabens are added to cosmetic products like creams, lotions, and shampoos to extend their shelf-life and prevent the growth of bacteria inside.

S6: Why should I choose Paraben-free products?

A6: Parabens can behave similarly to estrogen in the body, which has raised concerns about the increased risk of developing breast cancer in women who frequently use products containing Parabens. To avoid these risks, Turkish Attar offers natural Paraben-free products with quality certificates registered by the Turkish Ministry of Health.