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All our products are vegan with the exception of the honey soap which contains real honey. Please check the ingredients list before purchasing any product.

Most of our products are safe for people with allergies, however we recommend you read the list of ingredients before purchasing to make sure there are no ingredients which might give you an allergic reaction.

Natural soap is softer than store bought soap and will easily dissolve if it’s kept in water.

Keep the soap in a soap dish with holes or ridges to allow the water to drain off and the soap to dry. This will help the soap last longer.

Some people use the soap to wash their hair however, due to the different pH of the soap you have to use a vinegar rinse to decrease the pH of your hair after washing. A vinegar rinse is made by mixing 25 gr of apple cider vinegar with 75 gr water and putting it in a spray bottle. Spray the mixture on your hair after washing it, let it act for a few minutes and then rinse it off.

Soaps made cold process (no “cooking” of the soap to speed up the saponification of the oils) need 4-6 weeks to cure. During this time the saponification process which creates soap and glycerine from oils/butters, water and lye finishes, the water evaporates which makes the soap harden and become longer lasting, and the pH will slightly drop making the soap milder.

Yes. You cannot have natural soap without lye. The lye dissolved in water reacts with the oils/butters during the chemical reaction named saponification and soap and glycerine are created. In a correctly made soap there won’t be any lye left in the soap after saponification. The formulas are calculated to ensure all lye is consumed and you have only soap and glycerine. Soap without lye is either not natural soap but synthetic detergents (the majority of melt & pour soap) or it has already gone through saponification.