Discover Little Northern Soap House handmade natural soap inspired by the Great Outdoors. Each bar is designed to echo the peaks, forests, lakes and moors of Northern England, while doing wonders for your skin.
Little Northern Soaphouse is based in Todmorden, West Yorkshire and takes inspiration from northern landscapes. The colours and shapes of the soaps evoke the Peak District, Cumbria, The Dales and more. Natural palm-free, cruelty free artisanal small-batch soap
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One of their best sellers, this handy tin is packed with handmade, single-use travel soap pieces for walkers and wanderers! Perfect for:
- Hikers
- Ramblers
- Wild campers
- Not-so-wild campers
- Glampers
- Festival goers
- Weekend awayers
- Folk who would just really like a little luxurious soap experience in the office
The tin contains about 45g of soap or approximately 30 pieces. Each piece is more than enough for one shower or several lathery hand washes.
The soaps are all vegan and palm oil free and are a mix of assorted, gentle fragrances.
Refills are available and will be sent packaged, plastic-free, in a brown paper bag – send a message if you’re interested in filling up your tin.
Ingredients: sodium olivate, sodium cocoate, sodium canolate, sodium sunflowerate, sodium shea butterate, activated charcoal, mineral powders, essential oils, fragrance.
A quick note on packaging
I avoid using plastic when packaging or sending my products and use recyclable/reusable materials wherever possible. A tin of soap/refill will be wrapped in black tissue paper for protection and then popped into a carboard box (unbranded so you can reuse it) or a padded jiffy bag made from recycled materials.
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