With Rampal Latour, rediscoverThe benefits of black soap.This traditional product is:
- versatile ;
- dermatologically tested;
- certified eco-detergent by Ecocert Greenlife;
- Designed to respect your skin and the environment.
THEliquid black soapOur soap factory's product is THE ecological and effective solution for a complete cleaning of your home, while preserving your health and the planet!
What is the use of black soap?
Say goodbye to the accumulation of chemical household products cluttering your cupboards and harming the environment. Rampal Latour liquid black soap replaces many detergents thanks to its numerous natural properties. This multi-purpose cleaner is essential forthe maintenance of your houseand more.
In the house, black soapcleansAndnourished all types of soil: tiles, parquet flooring, polished concrete…
In the kitchen, hedegreaseAnddeep cleansall surfaces, from dishes to worktops.
In the bathroom, its propertiesantisepticsAndantibacterialensure perfect hygiene.
In the garden, it acts like anatural insecticideagainst aphidsmealybugs and red spider mites, thus protecting your plants.
For your pets, it offers agentle careand respectful of their fur.
A product that respects your health and the environment
At Rampal Latour, we are committed to manufacturing effective, ecological, and healthy products. Our various liquid black soaps are produced from 100% natural ingredients, without parabens or solvents, artificial colors, or super-foaming agents.
Tested under dermatological control, our black soap ishypoallergenicand gentle on thesensitive skinNo need to wear gloves to use it, its formula is non-irritating.
What's in black soap?
Drawing on expertise dating back to 1828, Rampal Latour black soap is traditionally made in our cauldrons in Salon-de-Provence, starting fromolive oilor flax. Whatever the formula, it is Ecocert Greenlife certified. By choosing an economical size (1L or 5L), youreduce your plastic consumptionas well as your ecological impact.
Which black soap should I choose?
There are two main types of black soap:
Cosmetic black soapIt is ideal for skincare. It comes in the form of a brown paste made from olive oil and black olives macerated in potassium salt. It deeply cleanses, prepares the skin for exfoliation, and leaves the skin soft and moisturized.
Liquid black soap householdThis product, on the other hand, is designed for home and garden maintenance. It is formulated with vegetable oil (olive or linseed) and potash. Its liquid texture allows for quick and easy application on all surfaces.
How to use black soap with linseed oil?
Among our range, theliquid black soap with linseed oilIt stands out for its exceptional qualities. Formulated exclusively with 100% vegetable linseed oil, it is naturally biodegradable and gentle on the hands. Linseed oil is valued for its antistatic and protective properties, its shine-enhancing effect, and its versatility.
Here are some examples of use:
- Floor cleaning:Dilute the equivalent of one tablespoon of black soap in a bucket of warm water for impeccable results.
- Windows:Mix a small amount of black soap with hot water, apply with a damp sponge and then wipe with a clean cloth.
- Leather care:Clean and condition your leather goods with a black soap-based solution.
- Gardening:Spray a mixture of black soap and water on your plants to eliminate aphids and other harmful insects.
- Animals :Wash your pets' coats with a diluted solution for gentle and respectful care.
Learn more aboutthe use of black soapas a cleaning product.
You can also use it for jewelry care, on your car's bodywork, for DIY projects, or to clean your wooden furniture. Its versatility is its greatest strength!
Our black soap with linseed oil is available in two natural fragrances.Black soap with an almond scentwill fill your home with a sweet and indulgent touch.Lavender black soapwill bring fresh and soothing notes reminiscent of Provence.
Choosing Rampal Latour liquid black soap means opting for a natural, ecological and versatile product!
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