Pre De Provence Rosemary Mint Soap Review

 I'm definitely not immune to social media influencing. For a while I kept seeing everyone eat the Korean Buldak noodles which made me want to give them a go. I read the 3x spicy was so spicy it was temporarily banned in Denmark. I found the 2x in the store up my street and had to give it a try. I don't eat instant Ramen much anymore, I basically survived off the stuff in college and I'm just over it. It's not really good for you anyway...Instant Ramen is technically a fried food and who wants to waste their fried food eats on noodles. I thought they were spicy- but I got through it. It's not the spiciest I have ever had but it gave my lips a good tingle. 

But we aren't here to talk noodles. We are here to talk...soap. 

Pre De Provence claims:

Pre de Provence Soap Shea Enriched Everyday French Soap Bar - Rosemary Mint.

A shimmering rosemary accord intermingles with fresh mint to create a herbaceous, earthy and nature inspired fragrance.

For centuries, the luxury of French-milled soaps has remained the gold standard of excellence. Each time you begin to lather a French made soap, you enter a time and place where quality and craftsmanship have stood still. Traditional French soap is triple-milled to produce a completely uniform and smooth soap, without impurities, thus lasting longer.

Each bar of Pre de Provence soap is not only carefully made today by dedicated soapmakers in Provence following their proud traditions, but quad-milled to be smoother and have a richer lather to create our luxurious feel.

Using pure, natural ingredients enriched with shea butter, you can feel the difference in our unique quad-milling process. Aromatic fragrances transport you into a moment of calmness, vitality, dreaming, or well-being.

Not all French Soaps are Created Equal ®

• Quad-milled Shea Butter Enriched Soaps
• No Animal Testing 
• No GMO's
• No Mineral Oil or Petrochemicals
• No Phthalates, Shellac or Plasticizers
• No Micronized Titanium Dioxide
• No Lead

FREE OF: Parabens, Ethyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, DEA, BPA/Phthalates

I've wanted to try this brand for awhile....They are a soap made in France but they don't seem to be sold in France. I still wanted to give them a go. At this point I've used a ton of soaps made in France. I bought a mini sampler set that way I could give a bunch of the scents a go. I wasn't excited for this scent but surprisingly...I loved it! 

It's not straight up Rosemary Mint as if they used the essential oil. But I get a punch Rosemary and a hint of mint. And not in a medicinal way. Its Rosemary Mint blended in a sophisticated way. I loved the scent. I would definitely buy it again. 

Rosemary Mint is a very popular combination- I've tried the Rosemary Mint Shampoo and Conditioner. from Aveda, the Aveda Rosemary Mint Soap, and the Zum Rosemary Mint soap which smells true to the Essential Oils. And probably a few more things I'm missing. This is the best scented of them all.

The soap itself is as good as any other triple milled soap. Great lather, rinses clean, not very drying. My skin has definitely been a bit softer lately. 

The only thing I dislike about it is I can't find the ingredients listed anywhere. Not even on the packaging it came in....

Overall, I LOVED the scent and I would definitely pick up a full size bar.