What is the difference between hand cut and milled soaps?
When soap is made, especially with vegetable oils, there is a high content of glycerin. By hand cutting soap, the customer gains the benefits of not only the soap, cleaning aspect of our product, but the glycerin aspect too! Glycerin is a natural conditioner for the skin. With our natural oils remaining in the product, our customers get a soap that cleans and a condition agent as well which over time will save them money on buying lotions. The milling process is when soap goes through a machine and gets cut up into tiny flakes. Then they go through a rolling process, extracting the moisture (glycerin) from the bar of soap. Then they press and mold the flakes into a bar, providing you, the consumer, with a bar of almost pure soap. The other situation is that when they extract the moisture (glycerin), and make lotions. Think about that, and ask your self how much do you spend on soap, and especially lotion? Is lotion beneficial to my skin? Lotion is great for your skin depending on what’
