Patchouli & Copal Soap

Cold process soap is made by combining oils and lye at low temperatures and letting the bars cure for several weeks.

This method preserves the glycerin that forms naturally during saponification, which helps skin hold onto moisture. Faster commercial methods strip the glycerin out. Cold process takes more time and gives us more control over every batch.

The result: a bar that cleans without stripping, made with simple, recognizable ingredients.

Yes. Bar soap is as hygienic as liquid soap when used normally.

Research has shown that bacteria don't transfer from the bar to your skin during washing. Soap works by lifting dirt and oils so they rinse away with water. Letting your bar dry between uses on a well-draining dish keeps it firm and clean.

Natural bar soap is a strong choice for sensitive skin.

It skips the harsh detergents and unnecessary additives that often cause irritation in conventional cleansers. Our bars are made with oils and butters that nourish skin while they clean. Coconut and sunflower oil for a gentle lather, shea butter and olive oil for moisture, all in a short, recognizable list.

For especially sensitive skin, our Unscented bar adds no essential oils or fragrance at all. Patch testing is always a good idea with any new product, and the Love-It Guarantee is there if it isn't the right fit.

Bar soap is the lower-impact choice.

Less packaging. Lighter to ship. No added water. That means less plastic and lower transportation emissions per use. One bar typically lasts as long as several bottles of body wash.

A 4 oz bar typically lasts three to four weeks with daily use.

Keeping it dry between uses matters. A well-draining soap dish goes a long way. Cold process bars keep hardening as they age, which helps them last longer the drier they stay.