Roger&Gallet Roger & Gallet Jean Marie Farina Perfumed Soap 100g GA1001011

"Lather your body with the sun-kissed citrus aromatic scent of the Roger & Gallet Jean Marie Farina Perfumed Soap, inspired by the classic 1806 fragrance." - Darcey, Escentual Beauty Team.   Why You'll Love The Roger & Gallet Jean Marie Farina Soap: Plant-based soap made from 99% natural origin ingredients. Projects a refreshing aromatic-citrus aroma. Infused with the classic Jean Marie Farina Eau de Cologne. One soap contains one hundred washes. Luxurious embossed design.   What You Need To Know: The Jean Marie Farina Soap bursts into a fine and creamy foam as it hits the water that gently cleanses your skin without drying it out. Made by Masters in French Toiletries at Roger & Gallet, the soap is created with the cauldron method, which uses the traditional technique of fragrance infusion. These methods ensure the soap creates a rich lather without losing its circular shape. As part of the Jean Marie Farina collection, the soap boasts the same aromatic and citrusy notes of the classic Jean Marie Farina Eau de Cologne. Perfect for those looking to explore fragrance layering; simply cleanse with the soap and layer with the cologne for a longer-lasting and enhanced aroma.   Why It's Escentual: Made from 99% natural origin ingredients the plant-based formula is dermatologist tested for all skin types. Its eco-friendly design is kind to the environment and cost-effective as one soap delivers up to one hundred uses. The Jean Marie Farina Soap makes the perfect gift; its embossed circular design is wrapped in the same pleated white silk paper used since 1879.   The Best Way To Use It: Add water to your perfumed soap to create a rich lather and rinse thoroughly with water. Layer with the Jean Marie Farina Eau de Cologne for an enhanced scent.   The Sustainable Side: The Roger & Gallet Jean Marie Farina Perfumed Soap is stored in an FSC certified cardboard box. It's formula is made with 99% natural origin ingredients.   Values: Dermatologist-tested.