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Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap

Shaving soap 13 listed ingredients

Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap is a shaving soap base by Cella, an Italian brand. It takes the form of a croap, between hard soap and soft cream. Its ingredient list names coconut oil, myristic acid, olive oil and stearic acid, and no animal ingredient is listed.

Listed ingredients

stearic acid, cocos nucifera oil, aqua, potassium hydroxide, myristic acid, glycerin, sodium hydroxide, potassium carbonate, olea europaea fruit oil, parfum, panthenol, limonene, linalool

In the order of the maker's list; amounts are not published.

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Questions about Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap

Whose base is Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap?
Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap is a Shaving soap base by Cella – the shared formula behind several of its products.
Which ingredients does the base Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap list?
As listed by the maker, in this order: stearic acid, cocos nucifera oil, aqua, potassium hydroxide, myristic acid, glycerin, sodium hydroxide, potassium carbonate, olea europaea fruit oil, parfum, panthenol, limonene, linalool.
What kind of formula is Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap?
According to its ingredient list in ShaveIndex:
  • Fats & oils: coconut oil, myristic acid, olive oil, stearic acid
  • Formula type: Croap (hard and soft)
  • Alcohol: No alcohol listed
  • Animal ingredients: None listed
Which products use the base Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap?
ShaveIndex lists 3 products with this base:
  • Buongiorno Al Sandalo Shaving Soap
  • Buongiorno Al Sandalo Shaving Soap (Epic)
  • Riserva Fresco Shaving Soap (Epic)
The 3 products belong to 2 different scents.
Which bases are similar to Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap?
By shared listed ingredients: Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap (Mondial 1908), Vegetable Croap Shaving Soap with Bisabolol (Mondial 1908) and Shaving Soap (Boellis Panama 1924). A comparison of the ingredient lists, not of how the products perform.

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