Coconut Oil Soap
See how simplicity in ingredients is a wonderful thing.
Our saponified coconut oil soap comes from the tropical Solomon Islands made with coconuts sourced directly from the islands’ family farms. Experience the luxury of our pure coconut soap and enjoy the way it makes your skin feel fresh, clean and healthy; naturally! The best coconut oil soap is made from minimal ingredients. Our soap is handcrafted from organic raw coconut oil, always unscented, no artificial scents or fragrances, with that slight natural hint of coconut direct from nature.
Labels?
We don’t need no stinking labels! Well actually we do…
and not to brag, but does it get much better than this?
- No Artificial Color or Scents
- No Animal Fats or Synthetic Chemicals
- All Natural
- Cold-Pressed
- Clean Label
- Paleo-Friendly
- Good For You From Your Head Down to Your Toes
The What, Why, and How of Saponification
Saponification is an exothermic (gives off heat) chemical reaction that occurs when fats or oils (fatty acids) come into contact with sodium hydroxide (a base). Saponification literally means “turning into soap” from the root word, “sapo,” which is Latin for soap. The by-products of the saponification reaction, in which the fatty acid and the base combine, are glycerin and soap. Saponified oils are transformed to a hardened state during the soap making process.
Other Coconut Uses
If ever there were a beauty cure-all, it’s coconut oil. Uses for beauty abound inside each jar of the sweet-smelling oil. This beauty staple has a long shelf life and a number of health benefits. It’s a jack-of-all-trades people have discovered many uses for: breath freshener, makeup brush cleaner, hair mask, homemade lip scrub, and much more. You can use it for everything from healing scars to moisturizing dry knees.
1. Makeup Remover: Even the most resistant waterproof mascara doesn’t stand a chance against coconut oil. Apply it directly to the face as an oil cleanser, or let it sit on your skin with a cotton pad. Makeup will melt away.
2. Breath Freshener: Coconut oil has antifungal and antibacterial properties. Gargling for 20 minutes with a spoonful of oil (AKA oil pulling) can help clear up germs in the mouth, leading to fresher breath, whiter teeth, and healthier gums.
3. Lice Remedy: Start this all-natural lice treatment with a rinse of apple cider vinegar. Once the vinegar has dried, apply coconut oil to the entire head and let it sit for 12 to 24 hours. Brush through hair with a fine comb, then shampoo.
4. Body Moisturizer: Sweet-smelling coconut oil is rich in fatty acids, making it an effective moisturizer, and it absorbs quickly, explains cosmetic chemist Ni’Kita Wilson. That’s really key, because it means that the oil makes your skin look more glowy than lotion-y — which is why it’s a favorite of models like Frida Gustavsson, who has worked with Dior, Chanel, and Valentino. “It makes your skin soft and radiant,” she told Allure.
5. Face Moisturizer: Just as you can use it on your body, you can use coconut oil on your face to moisturize your skin. It’s particularly effective as a primer to soften the skin before applying makeup. It’ll give you a glowy, dewy look after you apply your foundation.
6. Makeup Brush Cleaner: Cleaning your makeup brushes should be a monthly ritual. You can use a DIY cleanser that’s two parts antibacterial soap and one part coconut oil.
7. Lip Balm: Coconut oil is the ideal remedy for chapped lips especially because it’s semisolid at room temperature. Pack a bit in a miniature jar and smooth over lips throughout the day.
8. Tinted Lip Gloss: Take your coconut oil lip balm to the next level by turning it into tinted gloss. It’s as simple as you might imagine: mix up coconut oil with bits of an old lipstick.
9. Undereye Cream: Don’t want to spend the extra money on eye cream? Use a dab of coconut oil on undereye bags and fine lines. It’s light enough for the most delicate skin on your face.