About this item

  • THE ONE TO START WITH — no colour, no scent, nothing added to react to. If you are moving off supermarket soap, start here and find out what you actually like.
  • THE FASTEST LATHER IN THE RANGE — coconut oil is why; almost every soap on earth has some in it, and this bar is mostly it.
  • CURED SIX WEEKS — hard bar, slow to soften, does not turn to paste in a wet dish.
  • FOUR OILS AND LYE — coconut, rice bran, castor, sodium hydroxide. That is the list.
  • PAPER WRAP — and the bar itself has nothing plastic in it at all.

Bathing Bars

Coconut Soap

₹189 ₹239 21% off

Inclusive of all taxes · You save ₹50

A plain white coconut-oil bar — the one to start with.

No plastic in it · Nothing plastic in this product — it composts or recycles whole when you are done with it.

Formula
FormulaKojic Acid

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  • Cash on delivery available
  • 7-day easy returns
  • Paper-first packing

Six weeks on a rack is what makes a bar last

Every bar here is cold-processed: the oils and the lye are combined without forcing heat through them, so the glycerine the reaction produces stays in the soap rather than being drawn off and sold.

Then it sits. Six weeks on a curing rack, losing water and hardening. A bar sold at two weeks looks identical and dissolves in a fortnight; the same bar at six weeks lasts two or three times as long. It is the least visible thing about a soap and the one you notice most.

What is not in these bars

  • No SLS or SLES — the lather comes from coconut oil, not a detergent
  • No parabens and no synthetic preservative; a cured bar does not need one
  • No palm oil
  • No plastic wrap — paper, and nothing else
  • No colour added for the sake of the photograph
How do I make a handmade soap bar last longer?

Keep it out of standing water. A bar left in a flat dish that holds an inch of water will soften and go through three times faster than the same bar on a draining dish or a wooden rack. Use it with a loofah rather than straight on the skin and it goes further again — the fibre works up a lather from very little.

Is handmade cold-processed soap better for skin?

It keeps its glycerine, which most mass-produced bars have had removed and sold separately, and it has no synthetic detergent in it — the lather comes from saponified coconut oil rather than from SLS. Whether that suits you depends on your skin; the transparent glycerine bar is the mildest of ours and the one most people with sensitive skin settle on.

About this product

Coconut oil gives the fastest, whitest lather of any of the base oils, which is why almost every soap has some in it and why this bar is mostly it.

Nothing added for colour. Cured six weeks like the rest of the range.

What it's made of

Coconut oil, rice bran oil, castor oil, sodium hydroxide

Product declarations
Generic name
Bathing bar
Net quantity
100 g
Country of origin
India
Manufacturer
Bikli Naturals, Bengaluru, Karnataka
Best before
2 years
Delivery & returns

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Unopened items can be returned within 7 days of delivery. Read the full policy.

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Why people switch and stay

A bar replaces the bottle. A loofah replaces the sponge. Same shower, same routine — and nothing left over that outlives you.

6 weeks
curing time for every bar
Paper first
carton, tape and wrap — no polybags
Named
every plastic part we have not designed out
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