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Honeysuckle with Tulsi

Honeysuckle with Tulsi

₹290.00(₹2.52 per gram)
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Beeswax base
Our verdict Clean

Simple saponified coconut-oil + beeswax bar, essential-oil scented, free from sulphates/parabens/palm oil.

Pack size · 115g

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A handmade soap bar on a base of coconut oil and forest beeswax, scented with honeysuckle and tea tree oil and flecked with real tulsi leaves. The beeswax comes from the same wild forest hives that supply Forest Post's honey, so it is a by-product of the harvest rather than a bought-in base.

Made in small batches by women in Karikkadav Village, Kerala. There is no palm oil, no sulphates, no parabens and no phthalates in it, and the scent comes from essential oils rather than a fragrance blend.

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Why we picked it

  • The base is saponified coconut oil with forest beeswax — no palm oil, and no synthetic detergent.
  • The beeswax comes from the same wild hives that supply Forest Post's honey, so it is a by-product of the harvest rather than a bought-in base.
  • Real tulsi leaves are worked into the bar; they are what you can see flecked through it.
  • The scent is essential oil rather than a fragrance blend.
  • Handmade in small batches by a women's collective in Karikkadav Village, Kerala.
Buying guide

What to look for in Natural Soap?

Prefer true saponified soap over synthetic-detergent (syndet) bars.
Check it's palm-oil-free (or certified sustainable palm).
Look for essential oils, not 'fragrance/parfum'.
Avoid SLS/SLES, parabens and phthalates.
Natural exfoliants (grains, petals) over plastic microbeads.
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What's inside
Coconut oil
Saponified base

The oil that actually becomes the soap. It lathers hard and fast, which is why coconut-oil bars clean so well.

Forest beeswax
Conditioner

From the same wild hives as Forest Post's honey. It hardens the bar and leaves a light breathable film instead of stripping the skin.

Honeysuckle oil
Essential oil

Carries the floral top note. Scent only, in place of a synthetic fragrance blend.

Tea tree oil
Essential oil

The sharp, clean note underneath the floral. Traditionally used in soap, and the most likely thing here to bother sensitive skin.

Tulsi leaves
Whole leaf

Real holy basil worked into the bar. It is what you can see flecked through it.

Forest Post Honeysuckle with Tulsi Soap vs other soap bars
What to comparePurepickedOther soap bars
BaseSaponified coconut oil with forest beeswaxOften a synthetic detergent (syndet) base
Palm oilNonePalm oil very common
SurfactantsNone — a true saponified soapSLS or SLES common
FragranceEssential oils onlySynthetic fragrance and phthalates common
PreservativesNoneParabens common
ProducerWomen's collective, Karikkadav Village, KeralaContract manufacturer
How to use it
  1. Lather in the hands and work over the body in the shower
  2. Use it on the face too, if your skin takes tea tree well
  3. Keep one by the kitchen sink — the coconut-oil base cuts cooking grease
  4. Cut the bar in half for a travel tin; it holds up wet far better than a soft glycerin bar
  5. Rub it over a damp flannel for a slower, gentler wash than straight onto skin
Is it for you?

Good for

Most skin types

Palm-oil / SLS / paraben avoiders

Those who like a sharp tea-tree note

Avoid if

Anyone sensitive to tea tree or other essential oils

Facial use on broken or very dry skin

Vegans — the bar contains forest beeswax

Product details
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Brand
Forest Post
Net quantity
115 g
Type
Soaps

Also on the label

Coconut oilTulsi leavesTea-tree oil

Questions people ask

What is in this soap?

Coconut oil and forest beeswax as the base, honeysuckle and tea tree oils for scent, and real tulsi leaves flecked through the bar. No palm oil, sulphates, parabens or phthalates.

Is it vegan?

No. It contains forest beeswax.

Is it okay for sensitive skin?

It contains tea tree and other essential oils, a common cause of contact sensitivity. Patch-test first, and avoid using it on broken or very dry facial skin.

Can I use it on my face?

Yes, if your skin takes tea tree well. For a gentler wash, rub it on a damp flannel rather than straight onto skin.

Does it hold up well when wet?

It holds up far better than a soft glycerin bar, so you can cut it in half for a travel tin.

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