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Why We Love Sisal Soap Pouch!
Sisal Soap Pouches are one of the best investments in your home.
A Sisal Soap Pouch is a plant based / all natural "bag" that you can collect small pieces of handmade soaps in to eliminate wasting soap. The use of this bag also helps exfoliate and lather your skin giving the ultimate clean after each use.
What is Sisal?
Sisal is a natural fiber that comes from the agave plant. When processed, it becomes twine and rope which is strong enough to prevent water to break down the fibers.
To use these bags, you simply pair your handmade soap inside the bag, tighten the draw string, and lather with water.
***IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT HANDMADE SOAPS, YOU CAN REVIEW OUR PREVIOUS BLOG POSTS ABOUT HANDMADE OIL BASED OR COLD PROCESSED SOAPS HERE.
What are the benefits of using a Sisal Soap Pouch?
- Ditching the harmful, toxic "soaps"
- Less waste / getting the most out of your purchased handmade soaps
- Removing the plastic loofa waste from landfills
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