The olive and apricot exfoliating soap — 125 g combines cleansing with a scrubbing gesture according to its page. Here is the information available to identify this individual bar and follow its directions without assigning another soap’s instructions to it.
What the page highlights
The stated size is 125 g, sold individually. The presentation names olive oil, vegetable glycerine and finely crushed apricot kernels. The kernels are highlighted for exfoliation and give a micro-grain texture. This is more than an apricot fragrance.
Pressure and frequency: follow the product
Lather on damp skin, massage gently without excessive rubbing, then rinse. The page asks you to follow the packaging frequency and let the bar dry between uses. It sets no universal weekly number of scrubs, massage duration or numerical pressure.
Compare with green clay soap
The olive and green clay soap — 125 g has a different presentation and its own directions, detailed in the green clay soap guide. The same weight does not mean the same ingredients. The olive soap and goat milk skincare guide also helps distinguish product groups.
Ingredients and details to confirm
The page publishes no complete INCI list, numerical grain size or concentrations. It provides no organic certificate or supporting AOP documentation. For verification, request documents for this reference; its historical address text does not replace them.
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Sources: olive and apricot and olive and green clay soap pages linked above, consulted on 4 November 2026.