Type: Bittim Soap — Wild Pistachio (Pistacia terebinthus) Bar Key Ingredients: Bittim (Pistacia terebinthus) Oil, Olive Oil, Water, Lye (from Oak ashes) Scent Profile: Earthy, Woody, Resinous (Natural scent, no added fragrance) Best For: All Skin Types, Antibacterial, Acne, Deep Cleansing Made In: Turkey Care: Store on a draining soap dish. Keep dry between uses. Weight: Approx. 4.5 oz (127 g) About Bittim Soap Bar — Benefits, Uses & More ▾ Bittim Soap Bar is crafted from the oil of Pistacia terebinthus — the wild pistachio tree native to the mountains of southeastern Turkey and the Mediterranean. Known locally as "bittim" or "menengiç," this rare tree produces a richly aromatic oil that has been used in traditional Turkish folk medicine and soapmaking for generations. Our Bittim soap is handcrafted using a palm-free, cold-process method that preserves the natural properties of the oil. The result is a deeply cleansing, antibacterial bar with a distinctive earthy, woody scent that sets it apart from any soap you've tried before. Bittim Soap Benefits Naturally antibacterial: Bittim oil contains powerful terpene compounds that fight bacteria and fungi — effective against acne, athlete's foot, and skin infections. Deep pore cleansing: The oil's fine molecular structure penetrates deep into pores, helping to remove buildup and prevent breakouts. Suitable for all skin types: Despite its potency, bittim soap is gentle and well-tolerated by sensitive skin when used with olive oil as the base. Vegan and palm-free: Made without any animal-derived ingredients or environmentally destructive palm oil. Unique traditional ingredient: Bittim oil is rarely found outside southeastern Turkey — using it connects you to a centuries-old Anatolian tradition. How to Use Wet the bar and work into a rich lather. Apply to face or body, massage gently, and rinse with warm water. The earthy scent will dissipate quickly after rinsing. Store on a soap dish that allows drainage between uses. 100% natural. Vegan. Palm-free. Paraben-free. Zero Waste. Handcrafted in Turkey.