Our signature Oval Soap bars were the very first fresh product. Milled multiple times, our hand and body bar soaps are made with shea butter, resulting in a long-lasting, vegetable-based bath bar soap for ultra-hydrated skin. There's a reason they've been a staple for so long.
Yes, bar soap does expire. While it might not spoil like food, it can lose its scent and moisturizing properties over time, becoming dry and less effective. For best results, check the packaging for a "Period After Opening" (PAO) symbol, which indicates how long the bar will be at its best. For more product information, you can always visit our FAQ page.
Absolutely, you can bring bar soap on a plane. Since it's a solid, bar soap is TSA-friendly and doesn't fall under the liquid restrictions for carry-on luggage. It's a convenient and mess-free option for your travel toiletry kit.
Making high-quality bar soap is a craft that involves precise techniques like saponification and curing. At Fresh, our process involves milling the vegetable-based soap multiple times to create a dense, long-lasting bar with a luxurious lather. Each colorful soap bar, like our popular Hesperides Grapefruit Oval Soap, is then carefully hand-wrapped, making the art of soap-making a true gift.
Choosing between bar soap and body wash comes down to personal preference. A body soap bar often has less packaging and can be very long-lasting. Many people appreciate the rich, creamy lather and nourishing feel of a shea butter-infused bar. Alternatively, body wash can feel more convenient for some and is great for use with a loofah.