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Xochipilli Soap

€22.00

Handmade in the Loire region of France using the traditional cold process saponification method, Xochipilli combines blue poppy oil and beech charcoal. Scented with cedar and lavandin, it is suitable for the face, body, and hands while preserving the natural qualities of its botanical ingredients.

Handmade in the Loire region of France using the traditional cold process saponification method, Xochipilli combines blue poppy oil and beech charcoal. Scented with cedar and lavandin, it is suitable for the face, body, and hands while preserving the natural qualities of its botanical ingredients.

 

  • Technique: Made using the traditional cold process saponification method.

    Available for delivery across the European Union and the United Kingdom. Free local pickup is available in Barcelona.

  • Organic vegetable oils and butters, blue poppy oil, beech charcoal, cedar essential oil, and lavandin essential oil.

    Handmade by Julie Darnat from Mirlo in the Loire region, France.

  • 100 g

 
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ABOUT THE CRAFTER

Julie Darnat is the founder of Mirlo, a botanical skincare studio based in the Loire region of France. Working in small batches, she creates handcrafted soaps and skincare using the traditional cold process method and carefully selected botanical ingredients. Rooted in a close relationship with nature, her practice draws on locally sourced plants, organic oils, and time honoured techniques to create products that respect both the qualities of natural materials and the slower rhythms of handmade production.

 

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