The number one way to make your bar soap last longer is to:

Keep. It. Dry.

• Think: air flow all the way around your bar soap
• Think: letting your bar soap dry out between uses
• Think: positioning your bar soap out of the direct line of the shower or shower head drips

Want to know some ways how to make bar of soap last longer - many times longer than liquid soap?

The bar soap that lasts a long time, is the bar soap that is uses:

• Soap Dishes that allow for lost of air flow,

and

• Soap bags, in case you don't have room for a soap dish in your shower area.

Soap bags are also great for shampoo and conditioner bars.

They support lather and scrub in addition to being 100% biodegradable.

Our bar soap starter kits come with both a bag and a soap dish to get you started on the right foot.

To get the most out of my soap bars, I make sure to have three bars that I am rotating between at all times. When a bar gets difficult to hold, I drop it in my soap bag and continue to lather away!

How long does bar soap last? I mean really, how long can a bar of soap last?

You might be surprised! If you keep them dry, bar soaps generally last around four to six weeks, depending on how many times a day it is used, how much it is used and how dry it is kept between uses. 

What to do with end of bar soap?

When you get down to the last little bits, you have two choices.

1. Drop that bit into a bag, lather and repeat.

2. Get a new bar of soap wet, then get the bit wet. Then, stick them together with as much surface area touching as possible. The next time you come to check on your soap (when it is dry), they will have suctioned together to make a new bar of soap with your little fun soap baby kangarooing on top!