Handmade Artisanal Body Bars & Natural Soaps
I hand-make these soaps in small batches, using raw, skin-loving ingredients like coconut milk, goat's milk, and Ayurvedic herbs. Every bar is crafted to cleanse gently without the harsh chemicals found in mass-produced alternatives.
My assorted soap cubes in a jar are a wonderful way to try different varieties. Each jar contains 8 to 10 cubes of my handcrafted body bars, and each cube lasts for several washes.
My assorted soap cubes in a jar are a wonderful way to try different varieties. Each jar contains 8 to 10 cubes of my handcrafted body bars, and each cube lasts for several washes.
My assorted soap cubes in a jar are a wonderful way to try different varieties. Each jar contains 8 to 10 cubes of my handcrafted body bars, and each cube lasts for several washes.
My assorted soap cubes in a jar are a wonderful way to try different varieties. Each jar contains 8 to 10 cubes of my handcrafted body bars, and each cube lasts for several washes.
My assorted soap cubes in a jar are a wonderful way to try different varieties. Each jar contains 8 to 10 cubes of my handcrafted body bars, and each cube lasts for several washes.
These soap bars look good enough to eat. The "frosting" on top is extra soap batter, piped on by hand and sprinkled with botanicals. It’s a little touch that makes each bar unique.
These soap bars look good enough to eat. The "frosting" on top is extra soap batter, piped on by hand and sprinkled with botanicals. It’s a little touch that makes each bar unique.
This is my 'narikela' coconut milk soap, a vegan bar that is incredibly nourishing for the skin. I believe in feeding your skin with ingredients that are as wholesome as the food you eat.
My activated charcoal silk body bar is a nut-free option made with goat's milk. Goat's milk is rich in fatty acids that help cleanse without stripping your skin’s natural moisture.
This is my 'hindustani ubtan' soap, inspired by an ancient Ayurvedic recipe. It's designed to help reduce sun tan and rejuvenate damaged skin with natural ingredients.
About Artisanal Body Bars & Soaps
If you are new to my process, I recommend starting with my soap cubes in a jar. These are simply smaller cuts of my full-sized cold-processed bars, giving you the perfect way to test how different ingredients like charcoal or coconut milk react with your skin before committing to a larger order.
:: The cold process method I don't believe in mass production. Each batch of soap is created using the traditional cold process method, which means I mix natural oils, butters, and lye, and then wait for the bars to cure properly for several weeks. This patience allows the soap to harden naturally while retaining the glycerin that keeps your skin moisturized.
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:: Ingredients I actually trust When I say natural, I mean it. You will find ingredients like goat's milk in my charcoal silk bars for deep cleansing without stripping your natural oils, and pure coconut milk in my 'narikela' bars for gentle nourishment. If a bar is meant to help with tanning or skin recovery, I use traditional Ayurvedic recipes like the 'hindustani ubtan' mix. My 'taabar' range is specifically for those with sensitive skin who need mild, protective cleansing.
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:: A note on my soap frosting You might notice some of my bars have what looks like frosting on top. That is just extra soap batter, hand-piped onto the bar before cutting. It is a small touch, but it makes every single piece unique. I believe your daily shower should be a moment of joy, not just a routine, and these little details are my way of bringing that feeling to you.
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