13 Bars Original Al Jamal Soap virgin Olive Oil Traditional 130g, Aljamal Nablus

Al Jamal soap is a type of soap produced only in Nablus in Palestine. The finished product is ivory-colored and has almost no scent. The soap cubes then undergo a drying process which can last from three months to a year and involves stacking them in ceiling-high structures resembling cones with hollow centers which allow the air to circulate around the cubes.

12 Bars Original Al Jamal Soap virgin Olive Oil Traditional 130g⭐FAST SHIPPING⭐

Al Jamal soap is a type of soap produced only in Nablus in Palestine. The finished product is ivory-colored and has almost no scent. The soap cubes then undergo a drying process which can last from three months to a year and involves stacking them in ceiling-high structures resembling cones with hollow centers which allow the air to circulate around the cubes.

9 Bars Original Al Jamal Soap virgin Olive Oil Traditional 130g, ⭐FAST SHIPPING⭐

Al Jamal soap is a type of soap produced only in Nablus in Palestine. The finished product is ivory-colored and has almost no scent. The soap cubes then undergo a drying process which can last from three months to a year and involves stacking them in ceiling-high structures resembling cones with hollow centers which allow the air to circulate around the cubes.

3 Bars Original Al Jamal Soap virgin Olive Oil Traditional 130g, ⭐FAST SHIPPING⭐

Al Jamal soap is a type of soap produced only in Nablus in Palestine. The finished product is ivory-colored and has almost no scent. The soap cubes then undergo a drying process which can last from three months to a year and involves stacking them in ceiling-high structures resembling cones with hollow centers which allow the air to circulate around the cubes.

6 Bars Original Al Jamal Soap virgin Olive Oil Traditional 130g, ⭐FAST SHIPPING⭐

Al Jamal soap is a type of soap produced only in Nablus in Palestine. The finished product is ivory-colored and has almost no scent. The soap cubes then undergo a drying process which can last from three months to a year and involves stacking them in ceiling-high structures resembling cones with hollow centers which allow the air to circulate around the cubes.