Hydrophil biodegradable soap pouch

This soap pouch by Hydrophil is made from 100% biodegradable sisal. The surface ensures that more foam is produced and it peels your skin at the same time. Sisal is a natural fibre that comes from the agave sisalana plant and is stronger and more durable than other natural fibres. Additionally, our soap bag is also designed for storing bars of soaps. It is great for keeping bits of soap together and making them into a lather. The textured surface exfoliates the skin without any micro plastics or other artificial additives.

Sisal, the material the bag is made of, is a completely natural, regrowing resource. Thus, the soap pouch is fully biodegradable. Very often, carpets and ropes contain sisal fibres.

• soap pouch made from biodegradable sisal
• ideal to hold your soap and soap pieces
• exfoliates your skin
• the surface ensures that more foam is produced
• vegan and vegetarian friendly
• fair working conditions
• robust
• plastic free
• no BPA
• eco friendly
• sustainable
• water neutral
• zero waste, zero waste living, zero waste bathroom
• responsibly made in China

The soap pouch goes really well with Hydrophil’s range of natural soaps: Lemongrass soap and Lavender soap

Hydrophil biodegradable soap pouch application

Just put your solid soap in the soap pouch and start your body care. You can use it for washing your hands, showering or when taking a bath.  Our soap pouch easily hangs up in the shower where it can dry. Wash in washing machine at 30 degrees if needed.

Behind the scenes

Whenever we take on a new brand, we test the products ourselves. Ultimately, we test for quality, usage, ingredients and so on. Additionally we always check the story behind the product and the ethos of the company.

I, Dani, owner of a fine choice ltd received my test soap pouch many years ago. Before testing, I was in doubt I would sell any. My thoughts were “who would buy a soap pouch?”. Until I tested it myself and loved the fact it is exfoliating the skin really nicely. In addition, I very much like Hydrophil’s ethos.