Description
100% Natural Farmer’s Soap. Unscented. This luxurious soft soap will take any stain out from your washing — from blood to fat spots, food spills to baby’s nappies. Safe to use with grey water systems as there are no harmful chemicals. Animal lard is used in these soaps, as this was the traditional method used to make soap for centuries. Lard is gentle on the skin. We go to great lengths to ensure that our lard used comes from grass-fed, free-range animals.
Who May Benefit
Suitable for households looking for a natural, chemical-free laundry soap for tackling tough stains, including those using grey water systems. Ideal for anyone wanting a traditional, gentle alternative to synthetic laundry detergents.
Composition
- Size: 160g
- Ingredients: Beef Tallow, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil
Scent & Texture
Creamy, unscented soap bar.
Directions
- Use directly on stains — from blood to fat spots, food spills, and baby’s nappies — before washing.
Key Ingredient Benefits
Saponified oils (turned into soap) bring distinct characteristics to a bar. This exact trio provides a flawless cleaning matrix:
Beef Tallow (The Traditional Base)
- Makes a hard, long-lasting bar of soap that dissolves slowly in water.
- Produces a dense, creamy, lotion-like lather.
- Shares a similar fatty acid profile to human skin lipids, helping it cleanse without completely stripping away the skin’s natural moisture barrier.
Coconut Oil (The Lather Booster)
- Provides an immediate, fluffy, and abundant bubbling action to complement tallow’s slower, creamier lather.
- Significantly increases the soap’s deep-cleansing properties, helping it grab onto grease and dirt.
Olive Oil (The Skin Conditioner)
- Counterbalances the intense cleansing power of coconut oil.
- Introduces high levels of oleic acid, adding a deeply conditioning, mild, and soothing quality to the bar.
- Ensures the soap feels comfortable on the skin and doesn’t leave it feeling dry or tight.
Care
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
