Soap: Olive Oil 100%, Scent-Free, from Zatoun

Price: $8.00
Soap: Olive Oil 100% from Beit Zatoun
Soap: Olive Oil 100% labelledSoap: Olive Oil 100% unwrappedSoap: Olive Oil 100% bathroom

ANARRES NO LONGER HAS ANY STOCK OF ZATOUN PRODUCTS.

This exquisite olive oil soap is available in Toronto at Karma Food Cooperative at 739 Palmerston, Karma Lane and Barton. Karma Coop is member-owned, and welcomes guest and trial shoppers! Visit

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I encourage you to help support Palestinian farmers in many ways. I am selling stickers, buttons, and lotions to support the replanting of olive trees:

Anne Frank Quote Sticker

Self-Loving Jew Button and Sticker

Peace Potion Lotion

or support Zatoun farmers through a Trees for Life Sponsorship

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100% Olive Oil Soap – Handmade Naturally in Palestine.
No chemicals or preservatives, traditional cold process method.
Scent-free.
110g bar

Description
This much-loved Palestinian olive oil soap feels like silk on the skin! Zatoun’s pure 100% olive oil soap is unique and has an enormous following among people with sensitive or problem skin conditions including people with severe chemical or environmental sensitivity who say this is the only soap they can use. It is entirely free of scents and chemicals.

Most modern soap is made in factory environments using at least three oils: olive oil for cleansing and softening, coconut for quick hardening and palm oil for making suds. Not to mention the enormous range of chemicals and preservatives and artificial or natural fragrances. Zatoun 100% olive oil contains none of these and provides total softening and cleansing. Because there are no suds to disappear down the sink, it also lasts a lot longer. Customers who have tried Palestinian soap from Zatoun are hooked and keep demanding more.

Soapmaking in Palestine goes back over 1200 years. Modern soapmaking is descendent of Arabian soaps first made in Palestine and in Iraqi cities beginning in the 7th century. The soap was produced with vegetable oils such as olive oil or aromatic oils such as thyme oil. Sodium lye or ash soda a product of burning saltwater plants was added as a saponification agent for the first time. This is largely the same formula used in making soap sold in stores today. Historically, soap making has been one of the key industries in Nablus. Its soap was famous and exported all over the East and into the eastern Mediterranean.