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How it's made

Soap, done slowly.

Every bar is made in small batches in Los Angeles — poured, cut and cured by hand. The slow parts are the point.

Soap batter being poured into a wooden mould
Cut soap bars resting on curing racks
  1. 01

    Oils and butters, weighed by hand

    Coconut, olive, castor, cocoa and shea — measured for each batch rather than pumped from a pre-mixed base.

  2. 02

    Cold process, no shortcuts

    The batch is stirred to trace at low heat so the glycerin made during saponification stays in the bar.

  3. 03

    Clays, milks and botanicals folded in

    Whatever the formula calls for — goat milk, raw honey, ground oats, French green clay, activated charcoal.

  4. 04

    Poured, rested, cut

    Each loaf sets overnight and is cut by hand, which is why bars vary slightly in edge and colour.

  5. 05

    Cured 6–8 weeks

    Bars sit on curing racks until the water has left and the bar is firm. Firm bars last longer in the shower.

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