Looking After Your Bar of Soap

Taking care of a bar of soap not only ensures its longevity but also enhances your overall experience while using it. Here are some of our tips for looking after your special bar of soap:

Keep It Dry
Soap dissolves faster when it sits in water. To make your soap last longer, keep it dry between uses. Use a soap dish with drainage holes or a soap saver to allow water to drain away.
Store It Properly
Store unused soap in a cool, dry place. Avoid humid or damp areas, as moisture can cause the soap to soften or melt prematurely.
Use a Soap Dish
Invest in a soap dish that allows air to circulate around the soap, both top and bottom. This promotes drying and prevents the soap from becoming soggy.
Cut Larger Bars
If you have a large bar of soap, consider cutting it into smaller pieces. This not only makes the soap easier to handle but also allows you to use one piece while the others remain untouched.
Rotate Use
If you have multiple bars of soap, rotate using them. This prevents any single bar from sitting unused for too long, which can lead to it becoming dry and crumbly.
Avoid Prolonged Immersion
Don’t leave your soap in standing water or in a place where water continuously drips on it. Prolonged immersion will cause the soap to soften and disintegrate.
Pat Dry
After using the soap, pat it dry with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel. This removes excess moisture and helps the soap last longer.
Use a Soap Saver Bag: These mesh bags not only provide gentle exfoliation but also help your soap dry between uses. They are perfect for keeping soap bits together and utilizing every last piece.
Keep Away from Direct Sunlight
Direct sunlight can fade the color of the soap and may affect its fragrance. Store your soap in a shaded area to maintain its quality.
Regular Cleaning
Clean your soap dish or soap holder regularly to prevent the buildup of soap scum and bacteria.