The Soapy Zebra

International Women’s Day is tomorrow and this quote was shared by a friend, and one of our favourites too!

We are surrounded by so many strong, brave and inspirational women! And raising one mighty independent pre-teen is exhausting and amazing in equal measure, so we are glad to have a tribe to support us! 🤣

Sorry for the radio silence of late, we’ve taken some extra time for us! We hope to be back properly soon!

Looking forward to supporting this amazing community weekend. 🖤🤍🖤

We look forward to welcoming:

Bouncy Boss - Bouncy Castle & Soft Play Hire

Honey and vanilla, so smooth!

This gorgeous fragrance has been out of stock, but we hope it will arrive next week so we can make and restock! 🤍🖤💛🖤🤍

It’s a vegan fragrance oil, perfect to team with out palm oil free soap recipe.

Freshly cut banana oat whirls

These soaps are naturally coloured by the banana fruit powder and ground oats, and scented in a fruit medley. The fruit sugars make this soap extra bubbly and it’s great for a mild exfoliation 🍌🍏🍍🍊🍌

Did you know today is International Zebra Day?! Yes!! It’s OUR day! So, here’s a little bit about us…

A zebra’s stripes are like fingerprints, no two are alike. And just like a zebra, not all soap is the same! Every ingredient and every technique produces a different result and soaps do vary.

At The Soapy Zebra we make using the Cold Process method, with a recipe that is full of skin-loving mango and shea butters, and palm oil free. You can read more on our website regarding our choice of ingredients.

The Soapy Zebra, aka Kerry, started making soap in 2019, and launched the business in 2020. The ethos is to be more 'green' but still be fun, for glorious plastic free bathing. Offering beautiful and funky soaps and recyclable bath accessories, that help customers ditch single use bottles in the bath or shower. You don't have to be perfect and small changes make a big difference. All our supplies are thoughtfully sourced and the packaging is made from sustainable or recycled materials, and recyclable still.

Kerry's nan taught her to crochet, so making the additional accessories to go with the soaps feels like one more step towards the 'green' plastic-free dream.