Cold Process Beer Soap | Savon à la bière

When beer is added to the soap making process (rather than water) it packs a big punch when it comes to moisturizing and adds many benefits.

Why use beer in soap?
▶ Beer produces a wonderful creamy conditioning lather and creates lots of bubbles.
▶ Beer is made with hops which is known for its relaxing properties. Hops contains skin softening amino acids, which can soothe irritated and inflamed skin.
▶ The brewer’s yeast in beer acts as an anti-bacterial agent, great for combating acne.
▶ The skin drying alcohol is completely removed from the beer before it is added to our raw soap mixture.
▶ Beer is rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and amino acids; it is an excellent treatment for your skin!
A simple ingredient, with extraordinary benefits!

Intoxicate your skin with this amazing bar of soap!

ManSoap Company bar soaps are handmade, in small batch, with all natural ingredients:
• (English) olea europaea (olive) oil, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, elaeis guineensis (palm) oil, ricinus communis (castor) oil, beer, essential oils.
• (French) huiles saponifiées (olive, palme, noix de coco, ricin),bière, huiles essentielles.

100+ grams.
(English) External use only. Do not consume.
(French) Pour usage externe seulement.

Handmade in Gatineau, Quebec.

Caring for your handmade soap:
Handmade soaps naturally have a high glycerin content, which is great for your skin – but it also means the soap requires a place to dry out between uses. The glycerin attracts water and if left in standing water, the soap will break down quickly. To prolong the lifespan of your soap, do not allow it to sit in a dish or container that is bowl-shaped, or that allows water to pool in the bottom. Instead, be sure to store your soap in a dry place out of the stream of water, and on a draining soap dish. Allowing the soap to dry between use will extend the life span of the bar.

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