Detox & Nourish | Problem skin | Face & Décolleté

We’re raising the bar with our FAT9 gentle exfoliating complexion bars for problem skin. Optimally superfatted 9% with Babassu oil, Cupuacu butter & Oat oil. A hypoallergenic and eco-friendly alternative to soaps made with palm, coconut, shea & soy. 

FEATURED INGREDIENTS:

Canadian Glacial Marine Clay: A fine particle, nutrient-rich clay that gently removes dead skin cells and debris. Negatively charged ions draw impurities for a deep clean. Clinically proven to contain 60+ minerals & rare earth elements.

Canadian Organic Maple Syrup (dark): A natural humectant & vegan alternative to manuka honey. Packed with polyphenols, alpha hydroxy & amino acids, antioxidants and vitamins.

Each bar is hand-cut and therefore, an original.

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• Work the soap into a lather with tepid water between hands and massage onto face and décolleté.
• Use 3 or 4 times per week for sensitive skin, and daily for normal to oily skin.
• Can also be used on other body parts as desired.

Avoid contact with eyes. 

For a deeper cleanse & exfoliation, pair with our Konjac Facial Sponge. 

Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil*, Orbignya Oleifera (Babassu) Seed Oil*, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter*, Theobroma Grandiflorum (Cupuacu) Butter, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Avena sativa kernel (Oat) oil*, Acer Saccharum (Maple Syrup) Extract*, Silt (Dead Sea Mud), Sea Silt (Glacial Marine Clay), Maris Limus (Dead Sea Water) Extract, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Extract, Tocopherol, Charcoal Powder. 

All ingredients non-GMO    * Certified organic 

Formulated without: Palm, coconut, nuts, gluten, soy, fragrance, dye, parabens, petroleum-based ingredients, phthalates, sulfates.

Babassu Oil: A milder, more absorbent alternative to coconut & palm oils, that leaves no oily residue. High in lauric and myristic acids, which make it a superior emollient for both dry and oily skin. It gently moisturizes the skin without contributing to an oily sheen.

Cupuacu Butter: A novel, nut-free alternative to shea butter, known as a “super-moisturizer” with phytosterols for superior hydrating & emollient properties.

Oat Oil (gluten-free): A natural skin emollient, rich in phospholipids (ceramides), antioxidants and omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids.

Learn more about the premium Ingredients used in our products.

• What is Superfatting? Superfatting refers to the process of adding select fats (or oils) during the soap making process to avoid over stripping the skin. Too little can leave the skin dry and irritated. Too much can lead to oily skin and diminish the soap’s cleansing lather. The FAT9 complexion bars have an optimally calculated 9% blend of additional fats, specifically selected to support the skin’s lipid layer.
• Why cold-press soap? Our soaps are hand-made using a traditional batch cold-press process (as opposed to hot-press). Formulating the soaps at lower temperatures allows us to preserve the integrity of the mineral-rich compounds in each ingredient.
• How long will each bar last? FAT9 bars typically last up to 2 months, depending on frequency of use.
• How do I prolong the life of the bar? Air dry on a soap tray that allows air to circulate around all sides of the soap bar. Doing so will minimize soap erosion (and messy soap scum).
• Is the soap hypoallergenic? Yes. FAT9 soap bars have been Dermatologist-tested and proven to not cause skin irritation. The soap bars are suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
• In addition to choosing thoughtful ingredients, the bars are sold naked and dressed. Dressed bars are sold in 100% PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled) paper boxes that are manufactured with 100% renewable green energy and have the following certifications: FSC® CERTIFIED, GREEN SEAL™ CERTIFIED, PROCESSED CHLORINE FREE.
• The certified organic babassu oil in our soaps is made from babassu nuts that are wild harvested in Brazil by a co-op of women nut breakers. Indeed, Attalea speciosa (babassu) is a species of palm but should not be confused with the species, Elaeis guineensis, commonly referred to as, palm oil.