Soap Shot Grab Bag

These “soap shot” small bars are made using a cold‑process method and packaged without excess waste. Because they re‑use off‑cuts and small soap fragments, this grab bag reduces overall soap waste. The soap is shipped with minimal packaging as part of the ethos to minimize plastic and single‑use materials. Product Features A 1‑lb mixed grab bag of assorted soap fragments and small bars, perfect for sampling or travel Mixed scents from the Soap Distillery line — you’ll receive a variety of fragrance notes Made with traditional saponified oils (sunflower, coconut, olive) and natural additives No synthetic detergents, no plastic wrap, no unnecessary fillers Ideal for gym use, travel, guest bathrooms, or gifting as a sampler How to Use Wet the soap fragment and your skin; lather as usual and rinse clean. Allow the soap piece to dry fully between uses to extend its life. Use a draining soap dish or shelf so the soap doesn’t sit in water (standing water accelerates wear). Avoid extended exposure to bright sunlight, which can affect the bar’s integrity. As with all skincare items, if irritation occurs, discontinue use. Ingredients / Materials Saponified Oils: Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil Aqua (Water) Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Extract May also contain: oxides, ultramarines, kaolins (clays), dried botanicals, and/or fragrance compounds derived from other soaps. Return Policy If you’re not pleased with the scent mix or your purchase, reach out to the company to discuss an exchange or adjustment. The company’s returns & exchanges policy is available via their contact link. Note: Because these are mixed fragrance fragments, full refunds may not always be possible, but they are open to working with you. End of Life Once the soap fragments are too small to use directly, they can be combined into a “soap sliver saver” pouch or container and used as a “soap melt” (steaming or dissolving in water). The remnants are biodegradable, leaving no microplastic residue. Any packaging (usually paper, cardboard, or compostable material) should be reused or composted where possible.