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GROOM Rhassoul Soap – 140 g

Original price was: $ 17.89.Current price is: $ 12.94.

SKU: Rhas-GR

Experience a deep yet gentle cleanse with GROOM’s Rhassoul Soap. Enriched with Moroccan volcanic clay and shea butter, this handcrafted bar offers a moisturizing wash with captivating cedarwood and sandalwood aromas.

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Description

Product Overview

GROOM’s clay bar: Moroccan lava clay, rhassoul, in a cold-saponified base of coconut, olive, hemp and castor oils with cocoa and shea butters, under a cedarwood and sandalwood scent GROOM builds from a ten-oil blend.

GROOM states the bar is cold-saponified and superfatted with shea butter for its moisturizing and soothing effect, and that the Moroccan volcanic clay cleanses deeply without being intrusive on the skin. Those are GROOM’s claims, and the 140 g bar is cut generously for daily use.

Key Features

  • Moroccan lava clay, rhassoul, as the working ingredient
  • Cold-saponified and superfatted with shea butter, per GROOM
  • Coconut, olive, hemp and castor oils with cocoa butter in the base
  • Deep cleansing without being intrusive on the skin, in GROOM’s words
  • Cedarwood and sandalwood scent from a ten-oil essential blend
  • Large 140 g (4.9 oz.) bar

What Is Included

  • One 140 g (4.9 oz.) bar of GROOM Rhassoul Soap

The bar alone. GROOM’s printed name for it is “Rhassoul Soap”.

Product Specifications

BrandGROOM
TypeCold-saponified clay soap bar
ScentCedarwood and sandalwood
Size140 g (4.9 oz.)
ConditionNew

What This Bar Does

Rhassoul has scrubbed skin since Morocco started exporting it: the clay lifts oil and grime by absorption rather than harsh surfactants, which is why clay bars suit skin that ordinary soap leaves tight.

GROOM states the bar is cold-saponified, superfatted with shea butter for a moisturizing and soothing effect, and that the Moroccan volcanic clay delivers a deep cleansing effect without being intrusive on the skin. Those are GROOM’s claims for its own soap.

Who This Is Best For

Oily or hardworking skin
Clay absorbs what surfactants have to strip.
Bar soap loyalists
Cold-saponified and superfatted: the artisan process, per GROOM.
Woodsy scents
Cedarwood and sandalwood, deepened by patchouli and bay laurel in the blend.

How To Use It

Lather in wet hands or on a cloth and wash face or body, then rinse. Clay bars work best massaged rather than scrubbed.

Let the bar dry between uses on a draining dish; clay bars soften if they sit in water.

Care and Storage

Keep it on a drained soap dish out of standing water, and it will last the way a 140 g bar should.

Shipping and Returns

Ships fast from Montreal, Canada. Free shipping in Canada on orders $49+.

See our Shipping Policy and Return & Refund Policy for full details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it smell like?
Cedarwood and sandalwood, per GROOM, carried by an essential oil blend that also runs juniper, patchouli, lavender, clove, sage, geranium and bay laurel.
What is in it?
As published by GROOM: coconut, olive, hemp and castor oils, cocoa and shea butters, Moroccan lava clay, and the essential oil scent blend, cold-saponified. The full INCI list is on the wrapper.
What is rhassoul?
A volcanic clay from Morocco, used for centuries as a wash: it cleanses by absorbing oil and grime, which GROOM describes as deep cleansing without intruding on the skin.
Face or body?
Both. The clay does its best work where skin runs oily, and the superfatted base keeps the rest comfortable.
Is it drying?
GROOM’s answer is the formula: cold-saponified and superfatted with shea butter specifically for a moisturizing and soothing effect.
How big is it?
140 g, which is 4.9 oz., as published by GROOM.
How do I make it last?
A drained soap dish and dry spells between uses; a clay bar repays the same care as any artisan soap.
Where is it made?
GROOM is Les Industries Groom of Montreal, Canada.

Brand

GROOM

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