Six of the oldest soaps still made today.
Aleppo and Nabulsi, pressed from olive oil in the Levant. African black soap, cooked with ash from cocoa pods and plantain skins. Castile, named for the Spanish kingdom whose olive groves supplied it. Savon de Marseille, made to a standard set by royal edict in 1688. And tallow soap, of the kind Pliny the Elder described nearly two thousand years ago.
Part of The OGs of Soap, a six-film series on Instagram and TikTok.
Read the story behind each one on The OGs of Soap page.
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Authentic Traditional Aleppo Soap
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Nablus Soap: The Authentic Palestine Soap Bar
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Organic African Black Soap: Fight Acne Naturally - 5 oz
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Buck Naked Chamomile + Calendula Castile Bar Soap
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pure organic castile solid soap bar - baby unscented | Dr. Bronner's
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pure organic castile solid soap bar -citrus | Dr. Bronner's
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pure organic castile solid soap bar -almond | Dr. Bronner's
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Savon de Marseille Soap Cube - Natural (Unscented)
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Savon de Marseille Soap - Olive
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Savon de Marseille Soap - Lavender
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Savon De Marseille Original Natural French Soap - Patchouli
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Traditional Unscented Tallow Soap | Natural Bar Soap
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