I like that it is sustainable but is it good soap ?

Yes - Insect oil makes a very good soap. The experience of our customers during four years of product development and testing has been that soap made from insect oil is very gentle on sensitive skin, very effective for cleaning and a powerful anti-bacterial. You don't have to compromise on qualty to be sustainable.

Why haven't I heard about it ?

Soap made from insect oil is a very new product and hardly anyone is making it. We have known about Black Soldier Flies and their superpowers for turning waste into resources for a long time. For example, the Gardening Australia website has instructions on using them to turn waste into compost. The development of value-added products beyond protein oil and fertiliser is new territory. No-one realised that insect oil derived from organic waste would make such a beautiful soap.

What does the name mean ?

Black Soldier Flies are the champions behind this product and the original name was FIFO soap. A play on Fly In and Fly Out - because although the flies are essential for the soap there are no flies in it. The name FIFO was a bit too clever and confusing - so it became fifoam - because that is what it does.

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Economical

Dilutes to go further, last longer and save money. Foam pump delivers just what you need and no more.

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Easy

Simple to share. No "soap scum" with the liquid soap. Refill and reuse bottle.

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Versatile

Use for hands, body and hair. In the kitchen, bathroom, laundry. General cleaning, surfaces, dishes and lots more.

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