Charcoal soap

Charcoal soap

Charcoal soap, also known as activated charcoal soap, is perhaps the most popular soap and has many admirers. And we know it. So we made a vegan, scent-free soap version. You can use it for both for face and body. Because this soap bar suits every skin type, helps treats oily skin, and clears skin blemishes. But for those who have dry or sensitive skin, we advise you to use this soap every other day 🙂 Apart from activated charcoal, we also added another ingredient which is tamanu oil. And this oil has particular tasks. Most important are to soothe and soften the skin and help with inflammatory skin conditions.

Charcoal soap benefits:

olive oil – draws moisture to the skin

rice bran oil – high in fatty acids

sweet almond oil – creates rich conditioning lather, full of Vitamin A and E, soothes dry and irritated skin

coconut oil – moisturizing abilities, good cleansing properties, creates bubbles 🙂

tamanu oil – helps to speed up the healing process, soothes and softens the skin

castor oil – draws moisture to the skin

activated charcoal – treats oily skin, reduces pore size

Ingredients (INCI): Sodium Olivate (olive oil), Sodium Cocoate (coconut oil), Sodium Ricate (rice bran oil), Sodium Almondate (sweet almond oil), Calophyllum Inophyllum Seed Oil (tamanu oil), Sodium Castorate (castor oil), Glycerin, Charcoal Powder 

If you would like to get more soap sets, we have prepared some gift boxes here together with other products 

Because we care for your skin and the environment we live in, this soap bar comes in a paper label that you can easily recycle.

Paper label.
External use only.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Suitable for everyone above 3+.
Vegan and cruelty-free.
For everyday use.

All soaps are 100% hand-made. The ingredients are combined manually, poured into forms, cut and decorated by hand. Therefore, they may differ slightly in shape or colour. However, the recipe is the same for each batch and equally delicate, foamy and efficient.

Please note that between use, it should be kept away from water – best on a soap dish with holes or a strainer.

The white powder that you might see on the top of the soap is just soda ash, appears when the soap has contact with air and disappears after first use 🙂