A peek into my soap-making studio
Welcome to the corner of my Delhi studio where every bar takes shape. From curing racks filled with natural ingredients to the quiet rhythm of hand-stamping each batch, this is where my soaps come to life.
My usual work view. These shelves are where my soaps cure, filling the studio with the most wonderful scents.
We are stocking up our soap racks in full speed. It's so satisfying to see the shelves fill up with fresh, colorful bars.
A close-up of the curing rack, showing the variety of soaps I have in stock, from the dark Oudh Charcoal to the pastel Aqua bars.
Another shelfie, this one featuring my earthy, layered soaps like Milano Morning.
A wider view of the curing shelves, packed with different batches of soap, each with its own unique character.
The full view of my curing station, with three shelves loaded with freshly made soaps.
A close-up of the soaps on the curing rack, showing the hand-stamped logo on each bar.
The Monday hustle at Mollis. Packing up your handmade soap and scented wax tablet orders with love and care.
Freshly stamped and ready to go. These handcrafted soaps are now making their way to the curing rack.
A snapshot from my packaging table, a part of the process I rarely remember to capture. Here are some soaps being wrapped in their new belly bands.
About Studio Moments
You might notice some of my soaps have a rustic edge or a unique swirl—that is intentional. Because I use the traditional cold process method, each bar is cut, stamped, and left to cure on these racks for weeks. This slow process preserves the natural glycerin and oils that commercial soaps often strip away, ensuring what you get is genuinely kind to your skin.
Life on the Curing Racks
This is the heartbeat of my small Delhi workshop. When you see rows of soaps on these shelves, you are looking at the result of several weeks of patience. Unlike factory-made alternatives, my cold process soaps require a full curing period to harden and become gentle enough for daily use. That is why you will often see me rotating stock, waiting for the perfect moment when the water has evaporated and the natural glycerin is at its peak.
The Art of Imperfection
Every bar you see here—from my earthy Milano Morning to the fresh Aqua blends—is stamped by hand. If a stamp is slightly off-center or a corner looks a little rugged, it is simply proof that no machines were involved in the making. I embrace these quirks. My studio is a space for progress over perfection, where I prioritize clean, phthalate-free, and SLS-free ingredients over uniform aesthetic.
Sustainable Studio Practices
Sustainability starts here, before an order is even placed. I reuse boxes for shipping whenever possible and keep my ingredient sourcing transparent. Whether I am pouring soy wax candles or cutting a new batch of vegan soap, my goal is to reduce waste without compromising on quality. When you order from Mollis, you are supporting a small-batch process that respects both your skin and the environment.
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