Soft bath soap "Blooming Linden" 500 ml - Academy of Nature Modum

"Soft bath soap" refers to the product's form: it is a soft, spreadable soap rather than a hard bar. This matters for how you use it — you can scoop or squeeze out a small amount and work it directly on damp skin, or use a washcloth. The formula is described as cleansing that feels gentle rather than stripping, and it includes olive and peach oils plus a moisturizing complex (Hydroviton® PLUS) to help skin feel less tight after washing. Compared with a traditional hard bar, a soft soap often spreads more easily and can be more practical for travel because it does not need a soap dish to dry out. Start with a small amount — about a teaspoon for the whole body — and add more if needed. If you are used to hard soap, you may notice that this leaves a different, less "squeaky" feel on the skin; that is normal for a soap with added oils and moisture-binding ingredients.

Yes, the product is described as suitable for hair when you want a practical 2-in-1 wash for bath, sauna or travel. It is not a dedicated shampoo, so expectations should be adjusted: it gives a light, fresh hair wash without the heavy feel of rich conditioning products. If you have dry or long hair, you may still want a conditioner or a drop of oil on the lengths after washing. To use it on hair, wet your hair thoroughly, work a small amount of the soft soap between your palms, massage it into the scalp and hair, then rinse well. Avoid contact with eyes — if soap gets into them, rinse with plenty of clean water. Because any soap can affect the scalp differently, the source recommends observing how your scalp responds before making it a regular hair wash. If you notice tightness, flaking or irritation, stop using it on hair and stick to body use.

This soap is aimed at normal, dry and delicate skin. The formula combines linden flower extract, lavender, rosemary, orange and apricot extracts, olive and peach oils, and Hydroviton® PLUS, a moisturizing complex that helps the skin hold onto water in its upper layers. That combination is meant to reduce the tight, dry feeling that can appear after washing, especially in colder weather or after sauna. If your skin is very reactive, or if fragrance or botanical extracts usually irritate you, do a patch test on a small area of skin before using it regularly. The product is a cosmetic cleanser, not a treatment for skin conditions; it is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. If you have a chronic skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are on medication, consult a specialist before adding a new cosmetic product to your routine.

For body washing, apply the soft soap to damp skin and massage gently, then rinse with water. Because it is soft, it spreads easily, so start with a small amount — roughly a teaspoon — and increase if needed. You can use your hands or a washcloth; a washcloth helps create a light lather and makes it easier to cover larger areas. For hair, use an even smaller amount, lather in your palms first, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid contact with eyes. After use, close the container and store it in a dry place away from direct water spray, as soft soap can dissolve or become watery if water gets into the jar. If you are using it after sauna, apply to warm, damp skin and rinse with warm water; this can help the oils and moisturizing ingredients spread evenly. As with any new cosmetic, observe how your skin responds in the first few uses, especially if you have sensitive skin.