As the name suggests, we know a thing or two about soap. In fact, we have soap-erior knowledge about the stuff, which is why we started this blog. Our goal is to share information, news, product reviews and tips 'n' tricks to give you food for thought.
But don't get in a lather; it's not all about soap. We cover all sorts of trending topics from skincare to ethics to food. There's even an article about monkeys in there. So peruse, absorb and comment too if you wish, because we enjoy a debate. Oh, and feel free to share our articles via Facebook, Instagram, texts to your friends or good old fashioned megaphone.
French Triple-milled soaps are made from soap mixture that has been passed through steel rollers a minimum of three times. This is to ensure the bath soaps have consistent colour, fragrance and texture. Read on to find our more.
Discover simple and effective tips to achieve softer feet at home. Say goodbye to rough skin and embrace smooth, healthy feet. Read the article now!
Want to know about camphor oil benefits? Skin health to pain relief, respiratory support to hair growth, camphor oil is the ultimate multi-tasker. Discover more.
Natural sea sponges have many benefits for your skin and the environment.
Inherently hypoallergenic, sea sponges are great for those with sensitivities. They have antibacterial properties which makes them ideal for household cleaning tasks.
And since they’re 100% natural, they contain no plastic or toxic chemicals that could harm the planet.
Veganism is a controversial diet/lifestyle. The very word can spark a barrage of questions and an intense debate. Meat lovers often roll their eyes at claims that a vegan diet is healthy; science, though, begs to differ.
If you're considering going vegan for your health, put down that avocado and read on for the pros and cons of a being a vegan.
In the light of recent events regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone was rushing out to buy antibacterial liquid soaps. We sold out within days. That in itself isn’t a problem, but it made us question three things about antibacterial soaps:
Are they effective on bacteria and viruses? Are they harmful to humans and the environment? Are they more effective than regular soaps?
Hopefully, the following will supply answers to those questions.
Your hair is your crowning glory! It's your way of expressing yourself and flirting with Gary From Next Door! It's also high-maintenance and, now you think of it, not looking so hot these days and why is that?? Maybe it's time you ditched chemical shampoo for something natural and eco-friendly?
Let us show you that "good ways" and "good hair days" can get along nicely. Here are 10 interesting results of switching to natural shampoo bars - pros and cons included.
Just when you thought you had your ethical lifestyle down to a tee, along comes another source of anxiety and debate: monkeys picking coconuts. Recent media reports claim that in Thailand, pigtailed macaques are taken from the wild, made to pick around 1,000 coconuts a day and are mistreated by farmers.
But is there any truth to the claims of abuse and forced labour? Is it just sensationalist reporting? Did a monkey really pick your coconuts?
The word "plastic" has become something of profanity in the 21st century. We're constantly bombarded with information about how plastic is killing the planet.
But - and here's a controversial question - is plastic bad? Is it really the scourge of the modern age and the bringer of environmental doom?
In France, when we think Savon de Marseille, we think immediately of laundry and image of grandmothers cleaning the household linen.
There is a perfect reason why they used Savon de Marseille - it's inexpensive, and it works! Savon de Marseille is effective both when used cold or hot.
Here I will share with you two ancient recipes for making your own efficient and inexpensive washing liquid.
The origin of Savon de Marseille comes without doubt from Aleppo soap, which has existed for thousands of years. Read about the history of Savon de Marseille here
Living la vie "vegan" isn't just about saying no to meat and yes to kale smoothies.
It's a whole lifestyle; as much about choosing cruelty-free, zero-waste products and supporting ethical businesses as it is about the food on your plate.
