Natural Soap: La Vie Zen
Description
Natural Soap – La Vie Zen
Opening the 4th Chakra: Heart « Anahata »
Olivia Cosmétique – Biocos Canada
La Vie Zen soap was designed to soothe, open the heart, and restore emotional harmony. Its natural blend of olive oil, organic coconut oil, and basil and lime essential oils brings a feeling of softness, lightness, and inner well-being.
It supports the opening of the heart chakra, the energy center linked to love, compassion, and emotional balance.
Enriched with mica, it offers a delicate texture and a luminous look that evokes serenity and purity.
Benefits
Emotional balance
Encourages the opening of the Anahata chakra to foster inner peace, compassion, and mental calm.
Gentle purification
Formulated with natural plant oils that cleanse without aggression, while preserving the skin's hydration.
Soothing & refreshing effect
Basil essential oil calms and relaxes, while lime brings a revitalizing feeling of freshness.
Soft texture & natural glow
Mica gives the soap a silky, luminous look, enhancing the feeling of well-being and purity.
How to use
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Lather on damp skin, then rinse thoroughly.
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Preferably use with lukewarm water (or cold water for enlarged pores).
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Ideal for face and body.
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Avoid leaving the soap in water after use:
with no added salt (like sodium chloride), it may soften with prolonged moisture.
Ingredients
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Olive oil
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Coconut oil organic
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Spring water
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Sodium hydroxide
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Mica
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Essential oils:
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Basil
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Lime
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Our commitments
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Made in Quebec
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Not tested on animals
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No added salts
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No harsh chemicals
How to use
Massage a small amount into clean skin, morning and night. A little goes a long way — and if your skin is on the sensitive side, patch test first.
Ingredients
Every formula is chosen for clean, skin-loving ingredients. You'll find the full ingredient list on each product's packaging and description — no mysteries.
"Every product here is hand-picked for clean ingredients and real results. We read the labels so you don't have to — see what's inside."
— Christina, Driftwood Homestead