Kaibae

Soothe Soap on a Rope

Name: Soothe Soap on a Rope
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Harness the cleansing powers of wild plants that grow in remote regions of Africa... on an organic fiber rope!

Inspired by the resilience of wild plants, this artisan-made soothe soap on a rope provides a calming and regenerative lather for your healthiest skin. This luxurious, oversized bar of soap is formulated with ingredients that have been hand harvested by our partnering communities and is crafted in small batches by an artisanal soap maker on the central coast of California.

microbiome-friendly, for everyone and all skin types
Minimal packaging = less waste
Supports communities and artisans
Cruelty-free and vegan
Fragrance-free

KEY INGREDIENTS

baobab oil: Grown in the wild, rich in antioxidants and vitamins A, D, and E.

Shea butter: Known for its moisturizing benefits, our Shea Butter is wild harvested and made by a womenas Bongo cooperative in remote northern Ghana.

Babassu: A nourishing, creamy butter that supports cell regeneration thanks to its high vitamin C content.

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INGREDIENTS

Adansonia Digitata (Baobab) Seed Oil*, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter**, Orbignya Oleifera (Babassu) Seed Oil*, Aqua (Water), Sodium Hydroxide, Indigo, Rhubarb *Organic **Wildcrafted

HOW TO USE

With a splash of water, work up a nice lather to gently cleanse and soothe hands, body and face. When you're done, hang your Soap On A Rope up to dry—it'll last much longer that way.

The mission at KAIBAE is to give wild plants a voice as powerful catalysts for improving health and beauty, advancing social good and preserving biodiversity. Kaibae's regenerative agricultural principles are not only sustainable - meaning they are good stewards of the natural systems and resources that their community partners rely on - but they are taking it one step further by ensuring that their practices are actually preserving local biodiversity, strengthening ecosystem services, empowering communities and increasing resilience to climate change.

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