Handmade soap with coconut oil on palm leaf Kewra Coconut, Holy Lama, 100g

Holy Lama Naturals luxury natural handmade Ayurvedic soaps are popular for their long-lasting scent. Beautifully packaged in a natural handmade shell made from the areca palm leaf.

Holy Lama Naturals Kewra has a refreshing and rejuvenating oriental floral scent.

All soaps are made from coconut oil with a unique blend of essential oils that will awaken your senses.

Attention: palm leaf is a natural product, its surface may have irregularities. Palm leaves are dried and pressed into a specific soap shape to create a unique package. Each palm leaf is unique and shows the typical influence of tropical weather in the southern Indian province of Kerala.

Made in India, Kerala.

Ingredients (INCI): Sodium cocoate, Hydnocarpus whitiana oil, Curcuma aromatica Root oil, Eugenia caryophyllus oil, Pelargonium graveolens oil, Vetiveria zizanoides root oil, Citrus auranatium Amara fruit oil, Citronellol, Geraniol, Isoeugenol, Linalool, Eugenol, Limonene, Coumarine.

Warning: Avoid contact with eyes. Wash thoroughly and discontinue use if irritation or pruritus occurs. Not suitable for babies.

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Natural - sustainable - fair trade

Holy Lama products are made mainly from natural ingredients, avoiding the use of strong chemical or synthetic substances. Where possible, sustainable materials are used for packaging. Less than 1% of waste is generated during production, and all waste is used as fuel or for cattle, so the company's carbon footprint is exceptionally low!

The raw materials used for production come mainly from local farmers in Kerala and the rest of India, based on seven decades of strong relationships with farmers. The business operates without the principle of credit, ie all farmers and suppliers of raw materials are paid immediately. The factory pays fair wages to workers and fair prices to farmers.

Women's company

Holy Lama Naturals in Kerala is a recognized government-approved women's company with more than 80% women in the plant. Most of them are from an unfavorable environment (i.e. widowed or abandoned by a partner).