F.A.Q

Soaps does not directly kill bacteria, it dissolves the fatty membrane of viruses and they fall apart like a house of cards. Bacteria can live in a watery environment, and the bubbles of soap suds trap the bacteria and wash them away. After using the soap, rinse it and let it dry until next use. 

The natural soaps don't create as much foam as others because they don't contain synthetic foaming agents, but their washing properties are just as good.

Most soap bars have a lifespan of two to three years, although this can vary depending on the ingredients used in their production. Natural soap bars, do not have artificial preservatives and will last a long time with proper care. Do not let the soap float in a wet dish or in a place where there is constant access to the shower, give it a chance to dry. Store the soap in a dark and cool place, good soap is like fine wine.