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What’s in Your Soap? The Truth About Antibacterial Soaps vs. SNOAP

Did you know that antibacterial soaps could be fueling the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria? While they promise to kill germs, these soaps often contain harsh chemicals like triclosan, which can leave behind resistant bacteria and disrupt the natural balance of your skin.

At SNOAP, we believe in a safer, smarter approach to cleanliness. Our natural, plant-based soap envelops bacteria and dirt, removing them effectively without killing beneficial microbes or contributing to antimicrobial resistance. Plus, SNOAP is gentle on your skin, kind to the environment, and saves money—one bar replaces up to 10 bottles of liquid soap!

Make the switch today for healthier skin, a cleaner planet, and peace of mind. Explore the SNOAP range and discover why families are saying goodbye to antibacterial soaps for good.

Every Christmas, over 100,000 tonnes of plastic packaging and large volumes of other materials like glass and cardboard are thrown away. Our festive consumption can result in as much as 650 kg of CO2 emissions per person—equivalent to the weight of 1,000 Christmas puddings! Plus, nearly one in five unwanted gifts ends up in landfill. 😔

At SNOAP, we’re tackling this waste crisis with our Sustainable Luxury Advent Range. From a reusable Advent Garland to a sell-out Gorgeous Gift Box and Paw-Pack for our fury friends, we’ve created a sustainable solution to help you celebrate guilt-free. 🌿🎄 Join our waitlist now to be part of the change!

As the cold weather sets in, our hands can become dry, cracked, and even bleed due to harsh liquid hand washes that strip the skin's natural oils. SNOAP, made with natural moisturizers like glycerin, hemp seed oil, and buttermilk, nourishes and protects your hands, preventing dryness while maintaining a healthy moisture barrier. Unlike liquid hand washes, SNOAP is free from harsh chemicals, eco-friendly, and kind to both your skin and the planet. This winter, choose SNOAP for soft, hydrated hands and sustainable care that’s easy on your wallet.

Living sustainably - Easy and simple changes that make a huge difference to you, the planet AND your wallet.

Following closely with an EPI score of 77.7, the UK excels in ecosystem vitality and climate change mitigation despite its industrialized status. However, it still has some work to do in regards to its CO2 emissions and annual average PM2.5 concentration. It ranks in 34th place with 4.66 tonnes for the former and in 13th place with 8.8 μg/m³ for the latter.

Long-term Health Implications

To understand the long-term health effects, the researchers followed up with the patients three years later. The findings were alarming: patients with microplastics in their plaque were twice as likely to suffer from heart attacks, strokes, or death compared to those without.

Plastic Free July is a global movement empowering individuals to be part of the solution to plastic pollution. Participants are challenged to refuse single-use plastics for the entire month, fostering long-term habits that lead to a cleaner and healthier planet. By promoting alternatives to plastic products, Plastic Free July aims to reduce the staggering amount of plastic waste that ends up in our oceans, landfills, and natural environments.

"In a market flooded with greenwashed products, it’s crucial to choose brands that demonstrate genuine sustainability. SNOAP stands out by offering eco-friendly and sustainable soap, body wash, and shampoo without greenwashing. Make the switch to SNOAP today and join us in making a real difference for the planet."

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It’s Lady SNOAP here, I hope you’re all doing well and enjoying our SNOAP products. This blog is inspired by a conversation that I had with a friend a few weeks back; he informed me that it was World Beard Day and then he said something which surprised me. He asked why SNOAP doesn’t sell any products for men.

We feel very strongly about reducing the single-use plastic pollution in our oceans and waterways, but there is another issue around liquid handwash that rarely gets spoken about or that...