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Aleppo soap is known as Aleppo Ghar Soap, Savon dalep, Alep soap, Olive soap, Syrian soap and in Arabic Language "Sapun Ghar".
Aleppo soap is a traditional soap in Syria made of olive and laurel oil. It helps to prevent hair loss, anti-dandruff and also protects the skin from diseases because laurel oil has an effective cleanser and antibiotic. Olive oil moisturizes the skin and regenerates skin cells.
The History of making Aleppo Soap:
For over 3,000 years, the making of Aleppo traditional soap has been repeated and unchanged process.
Olive oil and laurel oil are the fundamental ingredients to make this old soap. Aleppo soap boilers in Aleppo is starting during winter – from November to March of each year. The mixture of the soap poured on to a flat surface, like a shallow swimming pool, and then cooled and dried for almost seven months.
The resulting block of green, roughly-cut fresh soap was cut and branded with the maker's stamp.
It takes about six to nine months to dry on racks in well aerated arches, and then keeps to store to get that old traditional shape.
Aleppo soap is a traditional soap in Syria made of olive and laurel oil. It helps to prevent hair loss, anti-dandruff and also protects the skin from diseases because laurel oil has an effective cleanser and antibiotic. Olive oil moisturizes the skin and regenerates skin cells.
The History of making Aleppo Soap:
For over 3,000 years, the making of Aleppo traditional soap has been repeated and unchanged process.
Olive oil and laurel oil are the fundamental ingredients to make this old soap. Aleppo soap boilers in Aleppo is starting during winter – from November to March of each year. The mixture of the soap poured on to a flat surface, like a shallow swimming pool, and then cooled and dried for almost seven months.
The resulting block of green, roughly-cut fresh soap was cut and branded with the maker's stamp.
It takes about six to nine months to dry on racks in well aerated arches, and then keeps to store to get that old traditional shape.
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