Our Philosophy
There is something deeply reassuring about a bar of soap that hasn’t changed in centuries. No bold claims. No reinvented formulas. Just a quiet confidence in what’s always worked.
At Olive Plus, we believe simplicity isn’t a trend it’s a discipline. For over 400 years, our soap has been made in Nablus, Palestine; using the same ingredients, the same hand-cut techniques, and the same respect for skin as generations before us. Not because we’re resistant to change, but because some things are already right.
Nothing Unnecessary
Walk through the soap houses and you’ll see it: the steam rising from vats of first-pressed olive oil, the bricks of soap stacked high to cure in the open air, the subtle smell of bay leaf and crushed thyme lingering in the walls. These are not factories. They’re places of quiet labor and lived-in knowledge. Every bar is touched by hands that have done this a thousand times before measured not in efficiency, but in consistency.
Crafted, Not Manufactured
We don’t speak in jargon. We don’t flood our products with trends or ingredients you can’t pronounce. Our soap contains no preservatives, no artificial fragrances, no foaming agents. Why? Because your skin doesn’t need them. And neither does the planet.
People often tell us that our soap “feels different.” And we think that’s because it is. It’s not designed to impress in a five-second swipe. It’s designed to support your skin’s natural rhythm. To give you something you can return to, daily, without thinking twice.
This is not just about clean skin. It’s about how we choose to live. Intentionally. Gently. Without excess. The same way the women once made soap on rooftops for their families carefully, patiently, with pride.
We make our soap with the belief that less is more. That earth knows better than the lab. That beauty doesn’t need to be loud to be seen.
This is our philosophy.
Simple. Honest. Proven.
Our Ingredients
Sourced from one of the world’s most mineral-rich regions, these elements help calm, cleanse, and replenish the skin used for centuries in Middle Eastern remedies.
