🧼 Soap & Lye: What You Should Know About Chi-Ari’s Handmade Bars
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Yes, lye (sodium hydroxide) is used in the traditional soap-making process—but here’s the key: there is no lye left in the finished product. Through a chemical reaction called saponification, the lye completely transforms when mixed with oils and butters. The result? Pure, gentle soap with no trace of lye remaining.
At Chi-Ari, we use this time-honored method to create bars that are:
- 🌿 Natural and skin-loving
- 🧈 Rich in nourishing oils and butters
- 🫧 Free from synthetic detergents or harsh additives
So while lye is part of the process, it’s not part of the final bar. What you’re using is a beautifully balanced, handcrafted soap—safe, luxurious, and made with intention.
Thank you for trusting Chi-Ari with your skin. Transparency matters, and we’re proud to share the care behind every bar.
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