Marseille Soap Flakes for Laundry, Natural | 750g

La Corvette's Marseille soap shavings are made from 100% vegetable oils, in Marseille, using the traditional cooking process. These shavings are guaranteed to be free of colouring agents, perfumes and preservatives. This product allows you to wash all delicate textiles (silk, wool, lace...) extremely gently. Thanks to their hypoallergenic formulation, Marseille soap shavings are particularly recommended for cleaning babies' clothes. By dissolving the shavings in very hot water, this product is used to make its own laundry. It is a natural and effective alternative to all synthetic detergents.

The color of the soap can vary from white to dark beige depending on the production batches because of the vegetable oils used from one cauldron to another. This gives our soaps the authenticity of a product made from natural materials and does not alter the quality of the finished product.

Natural composition validated by ECOCERT

Our Marseille soap shavings are 100% natural. They are certified ECODETERGENT by Ecocert Greenlife according to the ECOCERT standard available on http://detergents.ecocert.com.

The Union of Marseille Soap Professionals 

La Corvette Marseille soaps respect the artisanal manufacturing charter set by the Union des Professionnels du Savon de Marseille, of which the Savonnerie du Midi is a founding member.

The trademark guarantees :

• A traditional manufacturing process of cooking in a period cauldron
• A composition of traditional Marseille soap from raw materials and oils exclusively vegetable, without additives, preservatives or perfume,
• A production site in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, the historical birthplace of Marseille soap.

 Made with natural and sustainable palm oil.*

*RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Oil) certified oils, from sustainably managed plantations, respecting the environment and local cultures

La Corvette - Savonnerie du Midi Marseille soaps contain a minimal amount of glycerin. This glycerin is derived from the natural saponification process and is not added to the soap. This glycerin is removed during the washing stages of the Marseilles process. However, a small trace of it remains in the finished product and the regulations require us to indicate this on our ingredient lists.