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A gently crafted, additive-free soap made using a traditional slow-cooking kiln process in Japan, where it is carefully matured over an extended 180-day aging period for a naturally refined finish.

 

Unlike conventional soaps, this bar is produced over three days of continuous kiln cooking, followed by multi-stage natural drying. This slow artisanal method helps preserve ingredient integrity while creating a milder, more balanced cleansing experience suitable for daily use.

 

Enriched with a simple blend of soap base and lavender oil, this variant is especially suitable for those with sensitive or dry skin. It offers a gentle, calming cleanse with a subtle natural lavender aroma, while maintaining the same additive-free, traditional slow-cooked formulation.

 

Crafted by Mutenka Sekken in Japan, it reflects a minimalist skincare philosophy rooted in traditional production techniques and natural ingredients.

 

Details

  • Size: W 75 × D 55 × H 40 mm (approx.)
  • Weight: 140 g
  • Origin: Japan

 

A thoughtfully made cleansing bar designed for those who value traditional craftsmanship, ingredient transparency and a gentle daily skincare ritual.

Japanese Slow-Cured Lavender Oil Soap

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