10,90 €
Wool washing soap contains a high amount of lanolin and is perfect for washing wool covers, because it gently cleans the wool while simultaneously greases it. It is further certified according to the EU Cosmetics Regulation and can therefore be used for skin care. It contains natural and nourishing ingredients such as lanolin and coconut oil.
Our lanolin soap is manufactured at Werfzeep, an artisan organic soap-making company in Utrecht. They process plants into extracts, hydrolates and essential oils, directly from forest and herb gardens. The small team produces all soap by hand at a fine but small location close to the old canals of Utrecht.
How to use Jovoh wool washing soap?
Rub the soap gently in warm water by hand until the water becomes milky. The more soap you dissolve, the richer the solution becomes. You can treat dirty areas of the wool cover also directly. Therefore, rub the soap gently on the wool and clean it accordingly. The soap is intended for cleaning and re-greasing of already greased wool covers. However, for the initial treatment of new wool covers an emulsion made from pure lanolin is recommended. For more info please read the blog about “All you need to know about woolwashing soap (and how to use it)“.
Aroma: Natural
Weight: Approx. 100g
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Ingredients and additional information:
Cocos Nucifera Oil*, Lanolin, Sodium Hydroxide*, Olea European Fruit Oil*, Aqua, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil*
* certified organic origin
Manufacturer: Werfzeep, Westerkade 30, 3511 HC Utrecht, Nederland | post@werfzeep.nl
Our lanolin soap is manufactured at Werfzeep, an artisan organic soap-making company in Utrecht. They process plants into extracts, hydrolates and essential oils, directly from forest and herb gardens. The small team produces all soap by hand at a fine but small location close to the old canals of Utrecht.
How to use Jovoh wool washing soap?
Rub the soap gently in warm water by hand until the water becomes milky. The more soap you dissolve, the richer the solution becomes. You can treat dirty areas of the wool cover also directly. Therefore, rub the soap gently on the wool and clean it accordingly. The soap is intended for cleaning and re-greasing of already greased wool covers. However, for the initial treatment of new wool covers an emulsion made from pure lanolin is recommended. For more info please read the blog about "All you need to know about woolwashing soap (and how to use it)".
Aroma: Citrus Weight: Approx. 100g
The olive soap impresses with its purity and the fact that no palm oil, fragrance or colouring has been added. It is made from olive oil combined with sodium hydroxide and salt. The green color comes from the chlorophyll of the olives, however, the color fades as soap dries and matures. Traditionally, this soap is used for the skin, as a cleaning agent or for washing, but is also ideal for mixing the lanolin emulsion.
The soap flakes are supplied in a reusable linen bag. Once the soap has been used up, wash the bag in clear water and use it for little treasures, memories, and dreams.How to prepare the lanolin emulsion:
Take a cup of hot water, dissolve a little lanolin (about 1/2 teaspoon per cover) and add a few crumbs of olive soap flakes. A milky emulsion will form. If there are still greasy eyes on the surface, add a little more soap until they disappear. Here you will find further information on greasing the wool nappy and using the soap flakes.
Weight: Approx. 250 g