Stirling Soap Company shaving cream arkadia 170ml

Stirling shaving soap Arkadia 170ml

Stirling shaving soap Arkadia has top notes of orange and grapefruit, heart notes of black pepper and pelargonium (geranium) and base notes of patchouli, cedar, vetiver and vanilla. Arkadia shaving soap is characterised by an elegant, grassy and surprisingly provocative fragrance, a classic in the evergreen world of traditional shaving. Stirling shaving soap Arkadia is inspired by Terre d’Hermes.
Format: 170ml
Ingredients: Beef Tallow, Stearic Acid, Distilled Water, Castor Oil, Potassium Hydroxide, Vegetable Glycerin, Fragrance Oil, Almond Oil, Shea Butter, Coconut Milk, Lanolin, Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Lactate

Stirling, soaps made in USA

Stirling Soap Company was founded in January 2012 by Roderich and Amanda Lovan, owners and former Marines.
The American brand was born from their desire to produce body and shaving soaps that are healthy, economical and above all as natural as possible.
After a lot of research, testing and trial batches at different suppliers, they finally found the processing styles, pouring methods, cutting and preservation to their liking, and so the Stirling Soap Company was born.
Stirling is synonymous with quality and sustainability: in addition to the natural ingredients*, most of the labels are biodegradable and the containers are designed to be easily disposed of by our ecosystem as opposed to ordinary plastic.
*In the interest of maintaining value for money, some Stirling products may contain synthetic fragrance oils.

Over time, the shaving soap may show a natural maturation process. While it sits, a slight dehydration can occur, resulting in the loss of some of the water originally contained in the formula.

This phenomenon may make the soap appear more compact and can cause a slight separation from the edges of the jar, sometimes becoming firmer and more similar to a hard soap puck. This is completely normal and does not affect performance. After the first uses, thanks to the hydration during lathering, the soap will return to its original consistency, while maintaining the same yield, glide, and lather quality.