Refill.
Don’t rebuy.
Keep the pump bottle you already own and refill it from a pouch. Same natural soap and lotion, a fraction of the plastic, and you stop paying for a new bottle every time you run out.
Three steps. That’s it.
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Keep your bottle
The pump bottle or foaming dispenser on your sink right now works fine. Rinse it out when it’s empty.
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Refill from the pouch
Twist off the spout cap and pour. One pouch fills 2–3 bottles, so it sits in the cabinet until next time.
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Repeat
When the bottle runs low, refill it again. No new plastic bottle, no paying for packaging you throw away.
What one pouch refills.
Made with olive, coconut and castor oil with shea butter. No SLS, no parabens, vegan.
Silky Moisturizer
DIY Castile Soap Paste
One part paste.
Four parts water.
The paste is concentrated soap. A little water turns one pouch into up to 9 bottles of foaming hand soap.
- 1Combine
Add 4 parts water to 1 part soap paste in a stainless steel pot.
- 2Dissolve
Warm on low heat until the paste fully dissolves.
- 3Cool
Let the soap cool completely.
- 4Pour
Pour into a foaming soap dispenser.
Less plastic.
More value.
plastic bottles a year — that’s one person throwing away a soap bottle every two weeks. Refilling keeps them out of the trash.
bottles from every pouch, and up to 9 from the DIY paste. You pay for the soap, not the bottle.
Pouches are lighter to ship than rigid bottles and take up less landfill space when they’re done.
Get the most from every pouch.
- Use a foaming pump for foaming soap. A regular lotion pump won’t whip it into foam.
- Rinse the pump between refills. A quick warm-water rinse keeps the nozzle from clogging.
- Close the spout after pouring. Store the pouch upright in a cool, dry cabinet away from direct sun.
- Don’t over-dilute. Extra water thins the lather; stick to the recommended ratio for the paste.
Real soap.
Unreal value.
Order online, or pick up a refill at our store inside H‑E‑B, 14100 Spring Cypress Rd, Cypress, TX.