Real soap
Made through traditional saponification rather than with synthetic detergents.
Lye is an essential part of traditional soapmaking. When carefully combined with oils through saponification, it is transformed into real soap and naturally occurring glycerin.
Made through traditional saponification rather than with synthetic detergents.
A short ingredient list without added dyes or synthetic fragrance.
Washes away everyday dirt and oil while naturally produced glycerin remains in the soap.
A common question
Lye is caustic before soap is made, but it does not remain active in a properly formulated and fully cured bar. During saponification, the lye and oils react together and become something new: soap.