Oliva Olive Oil Soap 600 g

I love olive oil soap but I hate solid bars of soap (they seem unhygienic to me) so I decided to get this so I can make my own liquid soap. I love it! It’s easy to grate and melt. It cleans my skin so well, like my skin is squeaky clean, makes it so soft & just smells like olive oil and lye. I don’t have a picture of it as a solid bar lol but I added turmeric so that’s why the liquid soap is that colour. It’s really good quality and is going to last a super long time!

This soap is fantastic - absolutely nothing in here that my sensitive skin will take umbridge to.It doesn't get too foamy, but does lather up a bit on a sponge or cloth; it also doesn't get used up as quick as other soap bars I've tried in the past. I did try it as a shampoo (I have used solid shampoo bars for years), but it didn't really do much for me in that form. I haven't had to slap on litres of moisturiser after a shower/bath since I started using this product. The soap has a 'neutral' scent and once you're dry you can't smell anything but clean skin.This is a very large block - and unless you've got really big hands, you're going to have to cut it. I personally recommend a junior coping saw to carve it up into sensible chunks. It will flake a bit while you're sawing, but save the "sawdust" and stick it in the bath during your next soak - it'll dissolve nicely.

Hello,I purchased this soap seeking a replacement for some French Savon de Marseille soap I had used for some time. The French soap seems to be getting pricier, and I wanted something of similar quality and composition, though less expensive.I am very happy with this Oliva soap, it feels gentle and moisturising on my skin and even though it does not produce significant lather it cleans very effectively with a creamy feel. I recommend it!Note, I bought the very large bars and in future will buy the smaller individual bars; I had thought I would cut it to size as required, though it does break in a brittle way if you try to do this.

My favorite soap! No nasty chemicals. Pure olive oil soap, lathers very well, skin is soft and nurished. I recommend to put it in the microwave for 1 min for easy cutting. It won't crumble. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I have eczema and sensitive skin but this has really helped improve my skin! My hands used to bleed after washing my hands but now that I've switched to olive oil soap I can wash my hands as much as I need without drying out my hands.The large block is good value for money but I found that even when microwaving it to soften it it tends to crack and flake off when I cut it into pieces.I also have found that the green / greek olive oil soap tends to become really slimy and dissolves quite quickly if you wash your hands frequently. I've used ones that are more beige coloured and from France that hold up better (but tend to cost more).

Good with no perfumes and good for the skin

took a while to get into this soap, but skin now feels softer after acclimatising. i cut it in to smaller bars, but its easier to microwave it for a few seconds to help soften it to cut. when using it crumbles and breaks easily so i have it in a hemp soap bag. and it really stings the eyes!!

I bought one, found it brittle so hard to slice, more bicarbonate in it than felt good for my skin. I am now buying Marseilles soap again. I would love to support the Greek olive soap, but it’s not as good.