Balsam-Cedar Soap

Immerse yourself in the crisp, woodsy fragrance of our Balsam Cedar Beeswax Soap. Enriched with the natural goodness of beeswax, this soap not only cleanses but also leaves your skin subtly scented with the invigorating blend of balsam and cedar, evoking the freshness of a forest breeze.

Miel soap offers a gentle and effective way to cleanse the skin without the use of harsh chemicals or synthetic additives. Beeswax, a key component, provides natural moisturization, helping to maintain skin’s natural moisture balance. These all-natural soaps are typically ideal for those with sensitive or allergy-prone skin. The absence of unnecessary additives, and very minimal amounts of premium fragrance oils (select products) reduces the risk of skin irritation and allergic reactions, promoting a healthier complexion.

Olive Oil is a natural moisturizer, contains vitamins A and E, and helps fight signs of premature aging.

Avocado Oil is packed with vitamins, antioxidants, essential fatty acids, and carries anti-inflammatory properties that help promote healing and soothe irritation.

Palm Oil is rich in natural emollients and contains vitamins A and K, both of which help promote cell regeneration and support overall skin vitality.

Coconut Oil is a skincare powerhouse, providing texture to our lotions while also being rich in vitamins A, E, & F.

Beeswax & Honey forms a barrier on the skin, sealing in moisture and preventing dehydration. It helps soothe and soften the skin, making it ideal for dry or chapped areas, while also providing a protective layer against environmental stressors.

Lye is used in natural soaps using a chemical reaction called saponification. Lye breaks down triglycerides in oils and fats, turning them into glycerin and soap molecules, creating a gentle cleanser that removes unwanted dirt and oils. It is also used to help control the pH level in soaps, as the saponification process ensures that the lye is completely consumed, resulting in a product that is completely safe for the skin.