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Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS
Going Back To The Basic
SOLIDS

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  • How should handmade solid soap be used properly?

    Opinions on handmade soap are mixed, but negative feedback often stems from improper usage. So, what is the correct way to use handmade soap? First, use a bath sponge or loofah to enhance lathering. Second, Store the soap on a draining soap dish to keep it dry and prevent softening or wastage. Third, avoid using one bar for multiple purposes—separate soaps should be used for bathing, laundry, etc. Last, Alternate between two bars of soap. This allows you to choose a soap based on your needs or mood while giving each bar more time to dry, prolonging its life.Start using handmade soap correctly today for a better and more enjoyable cleansing experience.

  • What makes handmade soap special?

    Handmade soap contains over 25% natural glycerin, offering exceptional moisturizing properties. It gently cleanses while locking in moisture, promoting healthy skin. Its high glycerin content effectively addresses issues like sensitivity and dryness. Free from chemical preservatives and acidic neutralizers, it minimizes the burden on your skin. Carefully selected oils are blended to create skincare-grade effects, combining nourishment, cleansing, and repair. With excellent skin compatibility, handmade soap is especially suitable for those seeking natural care. Each bar is crafted by hand to ensure purity, turning every cleanse into a safe and delightful ritual that awakens the skin’s natural radiance.

  • What’s the difference between handmade soap and commercial soap?

    Most commercial soaps are made using high-temperature processes, which can strip away natural ingredients. They often contain synthetic surfactants and artificial fragrances, which may lead to dryness and tightness. Some also include animal fats, which can clog pores. In contrast, handmade soap is made using a cold-process method that preserves the natural essence of plant oils like coconut and olive oil. It contains over 25% natural glycerin, leaving the skin soft and hydrated after cleansing. Although its pH is around 10 and slightly alkaline, it quickly balances with healthy skin’s natural pH, making it gentle and non-irritating. With pure, additive-free ingredients, handmade soap is suitable for most skin types—offering a refined cleansing experience and redefining the standard for natural skincare.