Savon d'Alep Saryane avec 55% d'huile de baie de laurier

It has sodium olivate like the original, but uses sodium laurelate (a laurel-derived soap salt) instead of actual laurus nobilis fruit oil, so you lose the real bay laurel oil concentration that defines the source's 55% claim.

This is an olive-and-coconut oil soap with added fragrance and shea butter, containing no laurel berry oil at all, which is the star ingredient of the source.

This is a coconut/olive/argan oil soap scented with cinnamon, with zero laurel berry oil, so it shares nothing meaningful with the source's laurel-based formula.

This is a multi-oil soap (olive, shea, coconut, rapeseed, macadamia) with cinnamon fragrance, containing no laurel berry oil, so it doesn't replicate the source's hero ingredient.

A basic palm/coconut oil soap with no olive oil or laurel berry oil, so it shares essentially no active ingredients with the source.