Cold Process Soaps

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Long lasting Cold Process soaps with all natural ingredients. Nothing but the best for you! 
Handcrafted by local soap artist (#TheBunnySoapWorks) using cold process technique which retains the natural goodness of the top grade natural ingredients from local boutique farm ( #LittleUrbanOasis). Market and brought to you by local gardening e-platform. (#GoPasar)


Why Cold Process Soaps?

#CPSoaps
#NaturalIngredients
Main advantage of this soap making technique is having complete control over the ingredients. It allows the maker to incorporate natural and skin loving ingredients into the soap with no detergent.

All Natural Aloe Vera Soap


#AloeVera
#Pesticide&ChemicalFree
Using all natural edible top grade Aloe Vera plants (Aloe vera barbadensis, Aloe barbadensis or Aloe vera barbadensis Miller). Cultivated in a 100% pesticide and chemical free boutique farm (#LittleUrbanOasis).

It cleans the skin while moisturises and soothes it, thoroughly utilises the natural properties of Aloe Vera. It also stimulates growth of new cells and brings about smooth and radiant skin.

Ingredients:
  • Aloe Vera Juice
  • Coconut Oil
  • Olive Oil
  • Shea Butter
  • Castor Oil
  • Lye (Sodium Hydroxide)
  • Lemongrass essential oil (fragrant)


All Natural Pandan Soap


#Pandan
#IncludingTheFragrant
Who would expect a natural colouring and fragrant ingredient typically used in cake making can be applied so seamlessly into soap creation?

Our soap artist (#TheBunnySoapWorks) transformed our local star into a piece of art with all the natural goodness that you will crave for more!

Pandan CP soap helps to prevent premature aging, treats acne and reduces pores. It is also a natural cure for burns. 

Ingredients:
  • Pandan Juice
  • Pandan infused Olive Oil
  • Coconut Oil
  • Palm Oil
  • Lye (Sodium Hydroxide)
  • Fragrant is from fresh Pandan leaves


With the locals for the locals! 
Another project brought to you by 
Little Urban Oasis 
 
Collaborating with The Bunny Soap Works & GoPasar






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