Soap Care

How to take care of your handmade soap bars

In order to extend the life of the soap, please allow it to dry in between uses, ideally on a well-drained soap dish.

Do not allow your soap to sit in water as it will get soggy and no one likes soggy soap!

Store any unused soaps in a cool, dry place (avoid areas with humidity and heat).

We have wooden soap dishes made with Canadian wood (and made in Montreal!) that allow the soap to drain well between uses - please see the "Accessories" collection.

Using your soap: Simply run the soap bar under water and rub it between your hands to create a rich lather. This is key in getting the beautiful lather going!

When using often in a day: Ideally, your soap gets to dry in between uses. Therefore, if your soap bar will be used frequently in a day (either as a hand soap or used by more than one person), you can always cut your bar in half or into even smaller pieces and use them in rotation.

Warnings

For external use only.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
It is not recommended to use the sea salt bars on the sensitive private areas.
Pregnancy: Please consult your doctor before using essential oil products during pregnancy. For example, peppermint and rosemary essential oils are not recommended during pregnancy.
Nut allergies: Since I use a lot of oils and butters in my recipes, I wouldn't recommend the soaps for anyone with serious nut allergies. Please make sure to read the ingredients carefully before purchasing.