Rose soap, softly floral and never perfumed.
Rose in soap should smell like the flower, not a fragrance counter. Ours comes from rose water, rose clay and real rose essential oil.
Why we make rose soap.
Rose water has been used on skin for centuries as a mild, comforting toner — it's gentle, faintly astringent, and pleasant on skin that flushes easily. Rose clay (a naturally tinted kaolin) adds a soft pink colour and a silky slip to the lather without any added pigment.
Our rose bars are formulated for everyday use on hands, face and body. They lather softly, rinse clean, and leave a light floral trace rather than a heavy scent — which is why they suit people who normally find floral soaps overwhelming.
Every bar is cold-processed in small batches and cured 6 to 8 weeks. The full ingredient list is published on each product page, so you can check exactly what the rose in your bar is coming from.
Good to know.
- Is the rose scent natural?
- The rose character comes from rose water, rose clay and rose essential oil. Every scent ingredient is named in full on the product page.
- What is rose clay?
- A naturally tinted kaolin clay. It gives the bar its soft pink colour and a silky slip in the lather — no added pigment.
- Is it strongly perfumed?
- No. It leaves a light floral trace rather than a heavy scent, which is why it suits people who usually avoid floral soaps.