BOIS IMPÉRIAL Liquid body & hand soap 500 ml

LIQUID SOAP
98% natural.

Manufacturing process : traditional, ancestral, artisanal
No pollution, no emissions in the air, in the water or in the ground
Natural formula. 98% natural. Excellent biodegration
Naturally glycerin, it cleanses and nourishes your skin without attacking it or drying it
Very respectful of sensitive skin

This is why our hydroalcoholic gel and liquid soaps are available in a glass bottle.

Every year, 8 million tones of plastic waste flows from inland to the ocean.
Plastic can account for up to 95% of marine litter in some parts of the world.

Plastic never completely degrades in the environment but breaks up into small particles barely visible to the naked eye. 5,000 billion plastic particles float in our oceans.

From the start, one of the Essential for us has always been the content. It also seemed Essential to us to prioritize the container. Consequently, our liquid soaps and hydroalcoholic gel come an amber glass bottle.

By Quentin Bisch

Freshly crushed and spicy Thai Basil leaves meet the sparkling peppery and grapefruit facets of Nepalese Timut Pepper absolute. A brilliant combination that contrasts perfectly with the bold woody signature of the fragrance.
A green, rich and earthy Haitian Vetiver oil echoes with Georgywood – an exclusive molecule with powerful cedarwood tones. This vibrating woody association is illuminated by the sophisticated floralcy of Petalia.
Majestic Akigalawood truly signs the fragrance. This exclusive natural ingredient is upcycled from Patchouli through a biotechnology process. Its unique spicy-woody character is enhanced by a rich Indonesian Patchouli oil and a powerful, sustainable note of Ambrofix.

Eau de Parfum concentrated at 16% – Alcohol made of Beetroot – Without Coloring – 93% Natural – Unisex.

Create haute perfumery at an affordable price 
A simple approach
They created this brand to share a true passion for the art of scent — therefore, their priority will always be the fragrance itself, rather than the trappings that surround it (like fancy bottles, advertising costs, and licensing fees that tend to muddle the essence of perfumery).

As for the ingredients themselves, the costliness and complexity of working with naturals makes them a far rarer find in the fragrance world, but they know that they are well worth the effort to produce perfumes that do justice to each note within. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, which is why we focus on a precious handful of natural ingredients over a cacophony of synthetics.