Is it safe to use cold-processed soap on babies or young children?

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• I recently bought soaps from you and they crystallized within a month’s time. Is it safe to use?

  The crystallisation can happen in cold processed soaps due to temperature fluctuations during storage. It is completely normal and safe to use it. It's mostly an aesthetic issue and doesn't affects the soaps cleaning ability.

• Are your Cold-Processed soaps safe for pregnant or breastfeeding women?

  Our cold-processed soaps are made with natural ingredients and are free of harsh chemicals, making them a gentle option for most skin types. However, we always recommend consulting your doctor before using any new skincare product during pregnancy or ...

• What could be the reasons if cold-processed soaps finish too fast?

  While our cold-processed soaps are designed to be long-lasting, a few factors can affect their longevity: Water Exposure: Cold-process soap is more water-soluble than commercial soap. Leaving it in standing water or not allowing it to dry properly ...

• Why are your cold-processed soaps expensive?

  We understand our cold-process soaps might seem pricier than commercial options. However, they're an investment in your skin and the planet. We use high-quality, natural ingredients packed with moisturising glycerin that nourish and protect even ...

• Why is the Neem Tulsi Soap not green? Why the cold-processed soaps are not of the actual colour of key ingredients?

  Our soaps are made using an ancient method called cold processing, where oils and butter react with an alkali to create soap and glycerin. This natural saponification process often results in pale or off-white soap bars, as the oils are transformed. ...