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Shave Soap
Shave Soap
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Shave soap. Not shaving foam from a can.
The Shave Brick is built to deliver dense, fatty lather that lets the blade glide — without chemical propellants, without 40-line ingredient lists.
Olive. Coconut. Shea. Castor. Kaolin. Squalane. That's it.
A high share of shea butter gives the lather body and glide. Castor oil stabilises it so it doesn't collapse. Kaolin (hydrated aluminium silicate — the mildest of the cosmetic clay minerals) lays down as a thin mineral layer between blade and skin. That's what barbershops call "slip."
Squalane mimics the skin's own lipids. It's there for the skin, not for the lather.
Vegan. Handmade. No perfume, no colour, no unnecessary ingredients.
The charcoal variant adds activated coconut shell charcoal — 1,247–1,450 m² surface area per gram. For comparison: bamboo charcoal sits at 600–984 m²/g, wood charcoal at 500–800. Coconut charcoal has the highest adsorption capacity per gram of the common charcoal types. Pulls impurities out via the micropore structure and gives a darker brick.
Limited quantity.
This edition is part of the Year Pack while stock lasts.
A version in an aluminium tin with lid is in development. It will not be part of the Year Pack.
Weight min. 75g
Ingredients (INCI): Sodium Olivate, Sodium Cocoate, Sodium Shea Butterate, Sodium Castorate, Kaolin, Glycerin, Squalane
Charcoal variant adds: Charcoal Powder (from coconut shells)
Collapsible content
How to use it
Wet a shaving brush. Swirl it over the soap. Apply the lather to your skin. Shave.
When the tin version lands, you can lather directly in the tin.
One bar — many bottles
Hand soap, body soap, face wash, shaving foam. More products, more plastic bottles, more ingredient lists you can't read.
Or one bar. Without packaging to recycle — because there isn't any. Without excess water shipped across the country in a truck. Without the 20+ ingredients it takes to keep a liquid soap liquid.
Turn a bottle of liquid soap around. Read the ingredient list. Count the words you can't pronounce.
Storage
Keep the soap dry between uses. A soap dish with drainage or a sisal soap pouch. The more it dries between uses, the longer it lasts.
Beef tallow soap is hard — it won't melt, even in direct sun. But it lasts longest when it's not sitting in a puddle of water.
Olive soap is softer. It needs to dry. A soap dish with good drainage is not optional.
Ingredients
All our soaps are made by the cold process. Fat meets lye. The fat is split. The glycerin is released and stays in the soap — instead of being removed and sold separately, as the industry does.
Beef tallow is chosen for its fatty-acid profile. Palmitic and stearic acid resemble what your skin produces itself. Coconut provides the lather. That's it.
We don't use lard, palm oil, rapeseed or sunflower. Not on principle — but because the fat profile doesn't make a soap that lasts.
The INCI list is on every product page.