Handmade soaps typically include oils (like olive, coconut, and palm), butters (shea, cocoa), essential oils, fragrances, and natural additives (herbs, clays, exfoliants). Check each soap’s description for detailed ingredients.

Yes, handmade soap is often better for sensitive skin because it doesn’t have the synthetic ingredients and harsh detergents found in commercial soaps.

Handmade soap is often gentler on the skin, free from harsh chemicals, and can be customized for specific skin types or conditions. It can also provide moisturizing and nourishing benefits due to the natural oils and butters used.

Certain ingredients in handmade soap, like oatmeal, tea tree oil, or chamomile, can help with skin conditions like eczema, acne, or dryness. As always consult your doctor for any skin conditions. We are not medical doctors and any suggestions given here is general information.

Many handmade soaps are environmentally friendly because they use natural ingredients, minimal packaging, and avoid harmful chemicals that can damage the environment.

Cold process soap is made by mixing oils and lye at room temperature and allowing it to cure for several weeks. Hot process soap involves cooking the soap mixture, which speeds up saponification and reduces curing time.

Yes, many handmade soaps are gentle enough for facial use, especially those formulated for sensitive or delicate skin.

The lather of handmade soap can vary depending on the oils and butters used, but many handmade soaps can produce a rich, creamy lather.

Most handmade soaps don’t have synthetic preservatives, but natural ones like vitamin E or rosemary extract might be used. Check each product page in our Spa Store for specific ingredients.

Yes, but it's important to choose a soap specifically formulated for their delicate skin, often fragrance-free and made with gentle ingredients. We are not medical professionals, always consult your pediatrician for your baby's needs.