Most of the soap we use today is not sustainable
We take natural resources - like Palm oil ...
Most soap sold today is made from Palm oil and we get Palm oil by clearing tropical forest.
and wash them down the drain
Soap binds to water and allows us to wash dirt away. It also means that, in the act of using soap, we waste it. We wash it down the drain.
It is completely unsustainable.
What we are actually wasting are the resources that were used to make the soap in the first place. If it is Palm oil soap we are washing tropical forests down the drain.
There is now a sustainable way to replace Palm oil in soap.
A new industry, using farmed insects to convert organic waste into protein, oil and fertiliser is growing rapidly across the globe. It is super sustainable because it means less organic waste in landfill.
The oil makes a beautiful, moisturising soap
The oil is Local
100% Australian oil. No imported Palm or Coconut oils.
It is also Circular
The soap is converting resources that would be wasted into a useful product. Building a circular economy.
