The OAQB SOAP Story
OLIVE
OLIVE
OLIVE
The olive tree has been central to Mediterranean life and culture for millenia. These amazing trees grow and bear fruit for centuries, thriving in dry, rocky soils, and provide fuel for cooking and heating, olives for eating and the oil used as the base for Mediterranean cuisine, lamplight, religious ceremony and of course, soap maki
The olive tree has been central to Mediterranean life and culture for millenia. These amazing trees grow and bear fruit for centuries, thriving in dry, rocky soils, and provide fuel for cooking and heating, olives for eating and the oil used as the base for Mediterranean cuisine, lamplight, religious ceremony and of course, soap making. The extra virgin oil used in OAQB is organic oil from the village of Kefalas in the peloponnese.
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OLIVE
OLIVE
As in adorable donkeys, not booty. Since ancient times, rich in fat donkey milk has been known to provide excellent hydration for the skin. Cleopatra luxuriated in baths of pure donkey milk. OAQB can be your modern equivalent.
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OLIVE
QB
Queen Bee. To be precise, Royal Jelly, that magical food that only worker bees who are 13 days old or younger produce when they find themselves without a Queen. A laborious process to procure enough for consumption as either food or cosmetic uses, Although the percentage of Royal Jelly was small, enough has been used for that lovely
Queen Bee. To be precise, Royal Jelly, that magical food that only worker bees who are 13 days old or younger produce when they find themselves without a Queen. A laborious process to procure enough for consumption as either food or cosmetic uses, Although the percentage of Royal Jelly was small, enough has been used for that lovely lemony bouquet that the soap has without the use of any essential oils or artificial scents. Royal jelly, like donkey milk has been used for centuries in beauty products, with the selfsame Cleopatra purportedly herself an aficionado.