Hedwig

Cedar and mint wood Handcrafted emollient face and body soap Highly emollient natural soap, handcrafted according to the cold saponification method. With a soft and enveloping foam, it cleanses thoroughly without excessively degreasing the skin. The essential oils of cedar wood and peppermint, regenerating and stimulating, enrich the formulation with woody and mentholated notes, energizing for the skin and the mind. Saponoses are produced, cut and packaged manually in our laboratory, without the aid of machinery: differences in shape, color or small imperfections are synonymous with the uniqueness and craftsmanship of the product. How to use Wet your hands, gently rub the soap between your palms and wash your face and body. It is advisable to cut the soap stick into smaller pieces, thus allowing for better preservation. Indications Suitable for all skin types, even dry and sensitive. Warnings - Cut the soap into pieces and use one piece at a time to increase its shelf life. - Avoid prolonged contact with water and leave to air dry after use, preferably on a soap dish. - Keep in a cold and dry place. Fragrance Cedar wood and peppermint (from essential oils). Curiosity The line of natural soaps I SAPONOSI supports the project "The inhabitants of the Park" in collaboration with the Pangea Onlus Institute, to raise awareness on the protection of biodiversity and the role played by protected areas, in particular that of the Circeo National Park. Edvige soap is represented by the owl. Flirtatious as an owl It is the rocky places and buildings that offer shelter to owls in the land of Circe. Symbol of wisdom and, undeservedly, of bad luck, the owl also lends its name to a charming way of doing things. The bird's habit of turning its head towards the shoulders, in fact, recalls the affected manners of a woman who wants to attract attention and has given rise to the saying "flirt". In reality, like all nocturnal birds of prey, the animal has a fine hearing, which it uses to pick up even the smallest rustles and identify prey. It is precisely the typical movement of the head that increases the acoustic reception of the two auricles positioned asymmetrically on the sides of the head. Description provided by Istituto Pangea Onlus Symbology of the owl: even if due to its nocturnal habits, it has taken negative meanings in popular culture, the owl symbolizes philosophy, wisdom, ancestral knowledge. It seems that the eyes and the beak of the owl follow the line of the Greek letter φ (fi), a symbol of the philosophy that unites harmony, beauty and love for knowledge and research in a broad sense.