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Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap

Real craft beer, whipped into a rich, creamy lather in the shower.

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4 oz

Pickup available at 106 S Broad Street

Usually ready in 2-4 days

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$8.00

Description

The craft beer in Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap does something unexpected: it creates one of the richest, creamiest lathers you'll find in a bar of soap.

Yes, it's made with real beer. The sugars and proteins in the brew whip up that thick, velvety lather, the kind that makes you do a double take the first time you use it. And no, it won't make you smell like a brewery. The alcohol cooks off during soapmaking, leaving a warm, malt-forward scent that settles soft and clean.

The base is built on cocoa butter, shea butter, and coconut oil, ingredients that actually moisturize instead of just sitting on top. Because it's cold-process, it keeps the natural glycerin most commercial bars strip out, so skin feels clean without that tight, stripped feeling. Simple formula, no filler, an ingredient list you can read without a chemistry degree.

Gentle enough for face, hands, and body, which plenty of folks discover on their own. Made without sulfates, parabens, or phthalates and 98% naturally derived, handmade in small batches by our family in Monroe, Georgia since 2003.

Ingredients

Saponified blend of Beer, Shea & Cocoa Butters, Olive, Refined Sweet Almond, High Oleic Sunflower, Coconut Oil, & responsibly sourced Palm Kernel Oil along with Fragrance Oils

How to Use

Wet the bar and work it into a rich, creamy lather with warm water. Massage over your face, hands, and body, then rinse clean. It's gentle enough for daily use. Between showers, set it on a well-draining dish out of standing water so the bar dries fully and lasts longer.

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  • Naturally Derived
  • Handmade Since 2003
  • Cruelty Free
  • Made In Monroe, GA

Never Tested on Animals. Only Dirty Humans.

Why we love it...

It's the lather. Real beer does something no other bar quite matches: the sugars and proteins whip up a thick, creamy lather that feels almost indulgent for something this simple. Pair that with a warm, malty scent and a cocoa-and-shea base that leaves skin soft instead of squeaky, and you've got a bar that wins over even the folks who swear they don't care about soap. It also happens to make a great gift for the beer lover in your life.

EVERY SCENT TELLS A STORY

Meet The Family

The Beer family is exactly what it sounds like — real craft beer ingredients in handmade soap. Hops, malt, and the natural sugars in beer create an incredibly rich, creamy lather that's genuinely great for your skin. These aren't gimmick soaps. The beer adds real benefits. The fact that they're fun to gift is just a bonus.

FROM THE WORKSHOP

Tips & Tricks

Let the bar soften under running water for a few seconds before you build suds and you'll hit that rich, creamy lather even faster. And keep it off the edge of the tub where water pools. A draining dish is the single best thing you can do to make it last.

Let's Talk About It

Have any questions?

Does Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap actually contain real beer?

It does. We make it with real oatmeal stout, and the sugars and proteins in the beer are exactly what give this bar its notably rich, creamy lather. The alcohol cooks off completely during soapmaking, so there's none left in the finished bar.

Will Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap make me smell like beer?

No. Once the beer saponifies you're left with a warm, malt-forward scent, more cozy and comforting than a night at the taproom. It rinses away clean and doesn't linger heavily on skin.

Can I use Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap on my face?

Yes. The cold-process formula is gentle enough for face, hands, and body. Build a light lather, massage in, and rinse. It cleanses without leaving skin tight or stripped.

How should I store Oatmeal Stout Beer Soap?

Keep it on a well-draining dish, out of standing water, so it can dry between uses. With that little bit of care a bar typically lasts about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on how often you bathe.

GOOD THINGS DON'T LAST FOREVER

Enjoy It While You Can

Enjoy it while you can. A bar usually lasts about 4 to 6 weeks, though that depends on how often you bathe and how you store it. Set it on a well-draining dish out of standing water so it dries fully between uses and it'll go the distance. Since we make everything in small batches, grab a backup if this one becomes a favorite.