Collection: Luffa Soap

The "Base" for our luffa soaps is virgin olive oil and coconut oil — simple, natural, and effective.

Loofah, loofa, luffa, louffa — the plant has many spellings and many uses!

Especially good for gardeners or summer sandal feet. Luffa is a vegetable that grows on vines in the gourd family, looking similar to a cucumber or zucchini. When dried and peeled, the strong inner fibres become the loofah sponges you see in stores.

Using luffa stimulates circulation, exfoliates dead skin, and leaves your skin soft, vibrant, and healthy. The luffas we use are organically grown in Cairo, Egypt — making them much softer and gentler on the skin. When we receive them, they are re-washed, hand-dyed, washed again, and dried before being turned into our famous Luffa Slices.

We combine the benefits of the luffa sponge with our natural soaps by pouring liquid soap directly into the luffa. When the soap hardens, we slice the luffa crosswise — the result is our beautiful, iconic Luffa Slice. A good, mild scrub without being abrasive, leaving your skin with a healthy, polished glow.

The luffa also means zero waste: even when only a tiny piece of soap remains, it stays attached to the luffa and can be used until it's entirely gone. And when the soap is finished, you can keep using the luffa sponge on its own.