Yes. Our founder has sensitive, eczema-prone skin, and all formulas are personally tested before release. While we cannot guarantee results for everyone, our soaps use gentle oils, natural additives, and skin-safe essential oils. However, please patch-test if you have known sensitivities.

We use natural ingredients such as nourishing plant oils, butters, and skin-safe fragrances. Each product page includes a full ingredient list so you know exactly what goes into your soap.

Our base formulas use natural oils and butters. We may include skin-safe essential oils and colorants (such as titanium dioxide, iron oxides, and mica) for unique scents and designs. We avoid harsh chemicals and unnecessary additives.

Our final products are never tested on animals. We do our best to source ingredients that are recognised as cruelty-free, though we’re not able to guarantee this fully just yet. As a small, growing business, we appreciate your patience as we work towards ensuring our entire supply chain is confidently cruelty-free.

And don’t worry — every formula is only ever tested on one creature: the owner’s very willing human skin.

All our soaps are handmade in small batches, so natural variations in color, swirl patterns, soap embeds or shape may appear. These differences do not affect the soap’s performance.

Cold process soaps do not require preservatives because they contain no water after curing. Our bars cure for 4–6 weeks to ensure they are mild, long-lasting, and safe to use.

This depends on usage and storage. Keep soap bars in a cool, dry place before use. To extend their lifespan, keep your bar dry between uses by placing it on a well-draining soap dish. With proper drying between uses, a bar typically lasts 3–4 weeks with daily use.

We recommend using bar soaps within 4–6 months, as the essential oil scent will fade over time. However, they can be kept for a long period and still be effective for cleaning.

All soaps are handmade using the cold process method, poured and cut by hand, and cured naturally. This method retains the oils’ skin-nourishing properties.

Cold process soaps allow full control over the formula, ingredients and curing time. This method produces bars that are nourishing, long-lasting, and kinder to sensitive skin.