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King Farouk Hammam Turkish baths Set "Nabulsi Shaheen''Laurel Soap .. more thorough .. more comfortable .. and supremely luxurious pore cleansing 1)---100% olive oil - 100% Turkish laurel oil. natural green glycerin Egyptian handmade soap bar 4.00 oz ( 120 gm ) of 100% olive oil natural hand made soap WHAT IS NABOLSY SHAHEEN SOAP NABOLSY SHAHEEN has been known, throughout the ages and since ancient times, for making soap, to the point that if you mention Nablus he mentioned with it its soap, which was known for its quality, and “Nablus Shaheen soap” will carry the scent of history and heritage with it wherever it goes, and it will remain one of the products that Nablus Shaheen has always been proud of. Nablus Shaheen soap industry was settled in Nablus, Egypt and a large section of its lands belonged to the Egyptian Kingdom and was subject to the rule of King Farouk at the time. Factories for this soap spread in Nablus because it was made mainly from virgin olive oil, which Nablus was famous for, and caustic soda. Those factories associate the name of King Farouk I with the name of their producer, which is exported to most of the countries of the Middle East and Europe, so the name of the producer became "Nabulsi Farouk". "Nabulsi Shaheen" from 100% pure olive oil Turkish laurel oil. Is a natural green soap color and made ?? hundred percent of the olive oil and this means that it contains no any other type of oils,also it contains glycerol Features Nabulsi soap Shaheen olive oil Is a natural soap is not greasy and does not result in the payment of the pores of the skin Nabulsi soap Shaheen olive oil is suitable for all skin types Use soap Nabulsi Shaheen regularly makes the skin soft and pure and free from grain also helps to unify the color of the skin and lighten dark spots on the face and body Suitable for use to remove make-up without causing the sensitivity of the face and eyes Ways to use soap Nabulsi Shahin olive oil Washing hair You can use soap Nabulsi Shahin to wash your hair instead of shampoo. Pour some warm water on your hair to Thblalh then put soap under water for a few seconds and then motor between your hands to start foaming at the formation and then used your fingers to distribute the foam on your scalp and hair with gently massage and Return the ball to add foam by whether you need and rinse hair thoroughly he then re-water wash your hair with soap again and then my little later Balsam hair on the outskirts Your hair with a move away from the roots and scalp and rinse well after a minute. Try it and you will never forget it Body wash Wash your body skin while bathing soap Nabulsi Shahin olive oil and involving a sponge for the body glove bathtub. Pour warm soapy water and lofah together and then rubbing with loofah soap until Seek consists foam and help loofah to clean your body by scrubs and then rinse your body with warm water and Do not use hot water because it causes the body skin dryness Try asking your parents and grandparents about the shampoo and soap they used to use in the past... The answer will be found unanimously "Napulsi Shaheen"! Don't be surprised, this used to be the most popular brand that all people used for hair, face, wash and everything. And its method of operation dates back to the fourteenth century in the city In the early twentieth century, during the thirties and forties, Nabulsi Shaheen opened a factory in Al-Azhar and named the soap after King Farouk Nabulsi Farouk wrote in Al-Diwani font on the soap. After the 1952 revolution, the name "Napulsi Shaheen" came back again. His ads had music in it and many stars appeared, such as Um Kulthum, and others. But in the month of fasting, Sheikh Ramadan was the star! I wish you could tell us what you and your family think about Nablusi Shaheen... Sometimes remember to wash your hands with soap to avoid pandemic! Nabulsi Farouk ad, from Photographer magazine in 1948 Ask your parents or grandparents what soap bar they used in the past. What did they say? Was it not “Nabulsi Shaheen”? Don’t be surprised! It was the most popular soap brand in Egypt in the first half of the 20th century. Made with olive oil, the recipe goes back to 14th century Nablus in Palestine and contributed to the economy of the era for centuries. Nabulsi Shaheen opened its factory in the early 20th century in al-Azhar. During the 30’s and 40’s, the soap bar was named, after King Farouk, with “Nabulsi Farouk '' written in diwani script on the bars. Following 1952, the name went back to “Nabulsi Shaheen.” Its advertisements often featured music and film stars such as Umm Kulthum. In its Ramadan iteration however, it was Al-Amir Ramadan who was the star! What stories does this soap remind you of? Al Musawaar Magazine, July 1948