Four No. 3 Bar Soaps stacked – Texas Soap Company natural unscented bar soap

No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)

$24.00 USD
$24.00 USD
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Four No. 3 Bar Soaps stacked – Texas Soap Company natural unscented bar soap
  • Four No. 3 Bar Soaps stacked – Texas Soap Company natural unscented bar soap
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • Four No. 3 Bar Soaps stacked – Texas Soap Company natural unscented bar soap
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
  • No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)
No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)

No. 3 Bar Soap (4 pack)

$24.00 USD
$24.00 USD
$6.00 USD each

Three ingredients. Clean skin.

The No. 3 is our purest bar — named for the three ingredients inside it. Saponified avocado, coconut, and olive oil. Nothing more.

It cleanses deeply without stripping, hydrates without leaving residue, and lathers better than you would expect from something this simple. Unscented, long-lasting, and gentle enough for sensitive skin.

6.5 oz. No fragrance. No additives. No fillers. Just clean skin.

Ingredients: Saponified Avocado Oil, Saponified Coconut Oil, Saponified Olive Oil

100% Natural

Small Batch

Made in Texas

Handmade

Three Ingredients

Sensitive Skin Friendly

Family Business
No. 3 Bar Soap ingredients – saponified avocado, coconut, and olive oil

The Ingredients

Three oils. That's the whole list.

Saponified Avocado Oil — deeply moisturizing, rich in vitamins, and gentle on sensitive skin.

Saponified Coconut Oil — creates a rich, dense lather and natural cleansing action.

Saponified Olive Oil — conditioning and mild, the traditional soap-making base.

No fragrance. No colorants. No preservatives. No fillers. 6.5 oz bar.

How it's made

The process

Every bar starts with lye (sodium hydroxide) combined with water and blended with our three oils. That sounds alarming until you understand the chemistry: lye doesn't survive the process. Through saponification, the lye and oils react completely, transforming into soap and glycerin. By the time the bar has cured, there is no lye remaining whatsoever. What's left is a pure, mild bar of soap and nothing else.

The cure

We cure each batch for a minimum of four weeks. Longer cure times produce a harder, longer-lasting bar and allow any residual moisture to evaporate fully. No shortcuts, no additives to speed things up.