Sake Kasu Soap - Kojic Soap Made With Olive Oil

Sake Kasu Soap - Bar soap - Frantoio Grove

Sake Kasu Soap - Kojic Soap Made With Olive Oil

4.5 Oz (127 g)

Made by hand at our mill in San Martin, California.

Our Sake Kasu Soap is naturally rich in kojic acid, produced during the fermentation of rice used in traditional sake brewing. Kojic acid is known for its brightening properties and is often featured in kojic soaps designed to gently even skin tone. Unlike synthetic kojic products, this soap delivers its benefits through naturally fermented ingredients, supported by nourishing olive oil and gentle lather.

Made from 100% Olive Oil with a light, moisturizing lather.

$8.00

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How to Use:

Lather the bar directly in your hands, or swipe it over a cloth, sponge, or natural loofah to create a rich, gentle foam. Ideal for face, hands, and body, this kojic soap offers a pure, moisturizing cleanse without synthetic thickeners or harsh detergents. Naturally rich in kojic acid from fermented sake lees, it supports a radiant complexion while staying kind to sensitive skin. Rinses clean, leaving skin soft and refreshed. Suitable for daily use.

Ingredients

Ingredients: Saponified Frantoio Grove EVOO, Water, Sake Lees, 100% Pure Essential Oils (Ylang Ylang, Myrrh, Benzoin).

Pickup Available At:

Pickup Hours: Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: By Appointment Only

Pickup Location:
11811 Monterey Hwy, San Martin, CA 95046

Shipping Info

Shipping Times We strive to process and ship your order as quickly as possible. Typically, orders are shipped the next business day. Orders placed during weekends or holidays will be processed on the next business day.

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