Bars

7 bars,
named for what's in them

Goat milk, aloe, fresh milk, carrot, lemon, papaya and tomato. Each bar is named for the thing that leads it. Start mild and work up.

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  • Lemon Brightening Soap Bar

    Lemon Brightening Soap Bar

    $40.99
  • Papaya Brightening Soap Bar

    Papaya Brightening Soap Bar

    $40.99
  • Aloe Brightening Soap Bar

    Aloe Brightening Soap Bar

    $40.99
  • Carrot & Vitamin C Brightening Soap Bar

    Carrot & Vitamin C Brightening Soap Bar

    $34.99
  • Fresh Milk Brightening Soap Bar

    Fresh Milk Brightening Soap Bar

    $40.99
  • Tomato Brightening Soap Bar

    Tomato Brightening Soap Bar

    $40.99
  • Goat Milk & Honey Soap Bar

    Goat Milk & Honey Soap Bar

    $40.99

Bars

Seven bars, one question

The honest problem with this shelf is that seven bars look interchangeable and they are not. They differ by how strong they are and what leads them. So here is what is actually in each one, mildest first, and which is yours.

What is actually in them

Goat Milk & Honey Honey and shea butter alongside the milk, which is why it cleans without stripping. The mildest of the seven — start here if you are not sure.
Aloe Aloe vera, no acids and no heavy fragrance. The calm one: good after sun, good after shaving.
Fresh Milk Lactic acid, a mild exfoliant — it works on texture first and tone second. What you come back to when a stronger bar left you tight.
Carrot & Vitamin C Beta-carotene and vitamin C. The everyday bar, face and body. Pick this one if you do not yet know which you want.
Lemon Glutathione, shea butter and lemon oil. A brightening bar that does not leave you squeaky.
Papaya Papaya enzymes and kojic acid give it a gentle exfoliating edge. Build up to daily use.
Tomato Lycopene — the pigment tomatoes carry more of than almost anything else. The strongest of the seven. Once a day is plenty.

And the honest part

Each bar is named for the ingredient that leads it, not for a promise. None of them is certified organic, and we are not going to print a seal we did not earn. Soap is soap: it works on the surface, and it works gradually.

Photos buyers left

A buyer's photo of the lemon soap bar
A buyer's photo of the papaya soap bar
A buyer's photo of the papaya soap as it arrived
A buyer's photo of the tomato soap box

The bars as they actually arrived, photographed by buyers alongside their reviews — not ours, not staged, not retouched.