Exfoliating Bar Soap
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The Bar Soap People Actually Finish
The bar soap in the shower that nobody fights over until someone uses it once. Then it's gone in three weeks.
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These aren't the bars that leave your skin tight and squeaky. Coffee grounds that don't clog the drain. Sea salt that scrubs without scratching. Oatmeal that calms down angry winter skin. Made in Owings Mills with organic coconut oil, fair-trade shea butter, and the kind of exfoliants that make you wonder why you bought that overpriced scrub from the department store.
Each bar is cold-processed, which means the good oils stay good instead of getting cooked to death. The coffee grounds come from actual coffee. The lavender essential oil smells like fresh flowers, not grandma's linen closet. The black clay pulls out the stuff soap usually leaves behind.
People use the Oatmeal+Lavender on their faces. Not because we told them to—because one morning they ran out of their fancy face wash and grabbed the bar instead. The other two are better for body, hands, and feet where skin can handle more scrubbing.
Made in Maryland
Cold-processed in small batches at our Owings Mills facility. Each bar cures for four weeks before it ships, which is why it lasts longer than the bars that get pressed and shipped in three days.
Fair Trade Ingredients
Organic palm oil, coconut oil, shea butter, and cocoa butter sourced from cooperatives that pay farmers what they're worth. The soap industry has a history we're not proud of—we're trying to do better.
Real Exfoliants
Coffee grounds from brewed coffee. Pumice from volcanic rock. Rolled oats you could eat if you wanted to. No microbeads, no crushed walnut shells sharp enough to scratch glass, no mystery "exfoliating agents."
Goat's Milk Base
Fresh goat's milk in the Coffee+Cream and Oatmeal+Lavender bars adds lactic acid for gentle chemical exfoliation while the physical exfoliants handle the surface. Your skin gets smooth without getting raw.
Long-Lasting Bars
A single bar lasts 4-6 weeks with daily use if you let it dry between showers. The cold-process method creates harder bars that don't dissolve into mush after one week.
The Oatmeal+Lavender works well on faces—it's gentle enough for daily facial use. The Coffee+Cream and Sea Salt+Black Clay are too aggressive for facial skin and work better on your body where skin is thicker and can handle more scrubbing.
They exfoliate. Coffee grounds and pumice are abrasive enough to remove dead skin but rounded enough not to create micro-tears. The oatmeal is the gentlest physical exfoliant, but it still works—the goat's milk adds chemical exfoliation through lactic acid.
Coffee+Cream if you want something energizing for morning showers. Oatmeal+Lavender if your skin is sensitive or you shower before bed. Sea Salt+Black Clay if you work with your hands or get genuinely dirty.
No. They rinse clean. The black clay might leave a slight residue if you scrub directly on porcelain, but it wipes off with water.
No. The organic oils and butters stay in the bar through the cold-process method—commercial bars strip those out to sell separately. These bars clean without stripping your skin's natural oils.
Fair-trade palm oil, coconut oil, and shea butter cost more because they come from sources that don't burn rainforest or exploit workers. The certifications are real, not just labels—we verify our suppliers.
On a soap dish with drainage. The bars are hard but they'll still dissolve if they sit in water. A wooden soap dish or one with slats works best—those suction-cup dishes that hold water will turn your bar to mush in a week.
