Al-Jamal Palestinian Olive Oil Soap Bar West Bank Holy Land Organic Natural Traditional Al-Jamal Nablus Count 6

Product description Al-Jamal Uniqueness In Nablus, the tradition of olive oil soap-making evolved into a major industry and an art. As early as the 10th century, the traditional olive oil soap from the city’s factories was exported across the Arab world, and as far as Europe, where it is said that "Sabon Nabulsi" (Nablus Soap) was the soap of choice for Queen Elizabeth of England. Combined with its clean ingredients straight from the West Bank, it makes this soap truly unique. Al Jamal Soap Established since 1880 in Nablus Palestine Our factory, Al-Shakaa, has been making the Al-Jamal Soap for more than 140 years. Al-Jamal Soap is a Nabulsi soap produced only in our factory in Nablus in West Bank, Palestine. Palestine is said to be the birthplace of olive oil and is home to some of the world’s oldest olive trees - some as old as 5,000 years. Using this virgin olive oil, which is sourced locally from Palestine, we hand make our soap. It’s completely plant-based and there is no scent, or perfume added. Behind the Scenes of our factory Pouring the soap Virgin Olive Oil is collected locally from Palestine and then is cooked and then poured onto the floor so it can harden. Cutting the soap Once soap hardens, it is stamped, then cut into its

Highlights: Organic Ingredients: Made with virgin olive oil, water, and mineral salts for a natural and organic soap. Holy Land Origin: Produced in Nablus, Palestine, a sacred land for many. Suitable for All: Gentle enough for all skin types and ages from babies to the elderly. Anti-Aging Benefits: Virgin olive oil helps improve skin tone and texture while combating signs of aging. Large Size: Each soap bar is about 130 grams for long-lasting use.

Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 7.04 ounces | UPC: 310599223194 670739485937 | Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (634)

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Customer feedback: 4.7/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers love this traditional olive oil soap for its gentle cleansing properties, noting it washes both hair and face effectively. Customers appreciate its moisturizing properties, particularly for dry and sensitive skin, and find it extremely soft and creamy.

Review snippets: I have never been much of a soap bar fan but seeing some of the videos on the traditional way this kind of soap is made in the Middle East made me curious. This brand was the first one I / I got this soap as a curiosity after watching a short video showing how it is made. Each batch is stirred by hand and each bar is poured and cut by hand, then cured for months. After 2+ months of

Product description Al-Jamal Uniqueness In Nablus, the tradition of olive oil soap-making evolved into a major industry and an art. As early as the 10th century, the traditional olive oil soap from the city’s factories was exported across the Arab world, and as far as Europe, where it is said that "Sabon Nabulsi" (Nablus Soap) was the soap of choice for Queen Elizabeth of England. Combined with its clean ingredients straight from the West Bank, it makes this soap truly unique. Al Jamal Soap Established since 1880 in Nablus Palestine Our factory, Al-Shakaa, has been making the Al-Jamal Soap for more than 140 years. Al-Jamal Soap is a Nabulsi soap produced only in our factory in Nablus in West Bank, Palestine. Palestine is said to be the birthplace of olive oil and is home to some of the world’s oldest olive trees - some as old as 5,000 years. Using this virgin olive oil, which is sourced locally from Palestine, we hand make our soap. It’s completely plant-based and there is no scent, or perfume added. Behind the Scenes of our factory Pouring the soap Virgin Olive Oil is collected locally from Palestine and then is cooked and then poured onto the floor so it can harden. Cutting the soap Once soap hardens, it is stamped, then cut into its unique square shape and then stacked to start drying. Letting it dry Soap is stacked into piles to allow air to flow through and dry it. Drying process takes from 2-3 weeks. Packaging Once the soap is fully dry, it