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10 Seafaring Cities that Shaped the Global History of Soap – Series Introduction
10 Seafaring Cities that Shaped the Global History of Soap – Series Introduction
From Aleppo’s laurel‑scented cauldrons to Liverpool’s palm‑oil docks, follow our new series exploring ten port cities whose maritime trade changed the way the world washes. Lue lisää...
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Marseille, the Cradle of French Soap: Facts, Legends & Living Heritage
Discover the origins and enduring craft of Savon de Marseille: from Louis XIV’s 1688 regulations to the last four historic factories, the 14‑day cauldron method, the famous 72 % oil stamp and today’s campaign... Lue lisää...
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Genova and the Scent of Soap: A Maritime Story That Still Lingers
Explore the rich soap and maritime history of Genoa, one of Italy’s great port cities. Discover how ancient trade, olive oil, and Mediterranean culture helped shape European soap-making — and... Lue lisää...
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Amsterdam, Cleanliness, and the Culture of Soap: How a Trade Port Shaped the Way We Wash
Explore the culture of cleanliness in Amsterdam and how its history as a trade port influenced Europe's use of soap. Discover how Soapyard draws inspiration from these clean traditions, reimagined... Lue lisää...
DIY Guide for Soapyard Soap Flakes
DIY Guide for Soapyard Soap Flakes
Grated soap is one of the most versatile and sustainable household staples — and when it's crafted using a traditional French recipe like Soapyard's, its applications multiply. Whether you're formulating... Lue lisää...
Why Sustainable Palm Oil Belongs in Soap - and Not in Your Breakfast
Why Sustainable Palm Oil Belongs in Soap - and Not in Your Breakfast
Misunderstood and often maligned, palm oil has a place — but not everywhere. This in-depth piece explores why responsibly sourced palm oil belongs in traditional soap, but not in your... Lue lisää...
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The Healing Power of Sunny Climes: A Tradition of Wellbeing
Experience the timeless wellness secrets of Provence with SOAPYARD.com. From the healing power of sunlight to the benefits of natural skincare, our luxurious French triple-milled soaps offer a simple yet... Lue lisää...
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5 Versatile Uses for Marseille Soap Flakes – Eco-Friendly and Practical!
Marseille soap flakes are also a great base for creating homemade shampoos, bubble baths, or even hand soaps. With their gentle, natural cleansing properties, they can be customized with your... Lue lisää...
a couple of pieces of Kunafa Pistachio Chocolate Bar
The Dubai Chocolate Craze
  Dubai’s chocolate scene is renowned for several reasons. The city blends global influences with local traditions, creating a unique flavor profile that appeals to both international travelers and locals... Lue lisää...
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Making Soap from English Ivy: A Natural and Unique Process
Learn how to make soap from English ivy, or explore our luxurious Rose Petal Soap, crafted with natural ingredients like shea butter and Grasse rose fragrance. Perfect for gifting or... Lue lisää...
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The FlipFlopi
Constructed on the island of Lamu by traditional dhow builders using age-old techniques, the world’s first 100% recycled plastic dhow was launched in September 2018. The vessel went on to... Lue lisää...