Sisal Soap Pouch
These natural fiber bags provide an excellent grip on slippy soaps while gently exfoliating your skin. They further extend the life of your soap by allowing it to dry out between uses. These soap saver bags also enhance the lather of your soap.
*sisal-based: sisal is a natural fiber that comes from the agave sisalana plant, stronger and more durable than other natural fibers. It doesn't shrink and is resistant to bacteria and mildew.
*exfoliating: removes dry skin and promotes blood circulation, leaving your skin invigorated and more receptive to moisturizers.
*compostable and zero waste: great for using up those odds and ends of soap and can be composted at end of life.
Directions:
Pop soap bar or odds and ends of soap in the soap pouch, pull the cord
Scrub the soap pouch under running water until lather forms, use on the body as a washcloth.
Care Tips:
Hang after use and let it air dry in between uses
When soap bag needs cleaning, wash in the machine on a cold gentle cycle and hang to dry.
These natural fiber bags provide an excellent grip on slippy soaps while gently exfoliating your skin. They further extend the life of your soap by allowing it to dry out between uses. These soap saver bags also enhance the lather of your soap.
*sisal-based: sisal is a natural fiber that comes from the agave sisalana plant, stronger and more durable than other natural fibers. It doesn't shrink and is resistant to bacteria and mildew.
*exfoliating: removes dry skin and promotes blood circulation, leaving your skin invigorated and more receptive to moisturizers.
*compostable and zero waste: great for using up those odds and ends of soap and can be composted at end of life.
Directions:
Pop soap bar or odds and ends of soap in the soap pouch, pull the cord
Scrub the soap pouch under running water until lather forms, use on the body as a washcloth.
Care Tips:
Hang after use and let it air dry in between uses
When soap bag needs cleaning, wash in the machine on a cold gentle cycle and hang to dry.
These natural fiber bags provide an excellent grip on slippy soaps while gently exfoliating your skin. They further extend the life of your soap by allowing it to dry out between uses. These soap saver bags also enhance the lather of your soap.
*sisal-based: sisal is a natural fiber that comes from the agave sisalana plant, stronger and more durable than other natural fibers. It doesn't shrink and is resistant to bacteria and mildew.
*exfoliating: removes dry skin and promotes blood circulation, leaving your skin invigorated and more receptive to moisturizers.
*compostable and zero waste: great for using up those odds and ends of soap and can be composted at end of life.
Directions:
Pop soap bar or odds and ends of soap in the soap pouch, pull the cord
Scrub the soap pouch under running water until lather forms, use on the body as a washcloth.
Care Tips:
Hang after use and let it air dry in between uses
When soap bag needs cleaning, wash in the machine on a cold gentle cycle and hang to dry.