Natural Sisal Soap Bag

THE PAMPERED BLUE BEE LTD

£2.5

Prolong the life of your shampoo and soap bars by using our natural sisal soap saver bags, the perfect bathroom accessory. Use the bag with the soap inside as a gentle exfoliator just rub the bag onto your skin in a circular motion for soft smooth skin. Hang the bag up through the drawstring to let the bar inside air dry to prolong the life of your soap whilst keeping your shower or bath looking tidy. Perfect for keeping soap scrap together ready to use for zero waste. Each bag is 14cm x 9cm. Care Instructions: Hand wash only and allow to dry between uses.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE PAMPERED BLUE BEE LTD, number 12871779. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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