Soap Dots

Soap dots are small, pearl sized bits of soap that are used for single-use applications.

They are often found in hospitality settings, such as hotels or guesthouses. They are also convenient to use for those with allergies (such as coconut) and strong fragrances that are often found in public bathrooms.

Mothers find them useful to hand out a dot to her children to easily monitor the amount of soap each child uses.

Campers and hikers find them convenient to pack to use for cleaning hands and washing dishes. Travelers can easily bring a small pack of soap dots in a purse or carry-on perfect for those quick washes.

Soap dots are compact, dissolve quickly with water, and provide a perfect measured amount of soap. The dot size provides enough suds for child and adult sized hands alike.

How Soap Dots Started

Soap Dots started with a 6 year old girl who did a craft kit with her mom. She loved it so much she dreamed of doing it more.

When she got her own supplies she started making soaps for friends and family, and shortly after was making them for events like baby showers. She loved getting orders and customizing them perfectly for each customer, taking time to really hone in on what would make each person satisfied.

Now she is a teen entrepreneur using her love of soap making and hospitality to bring a fun and convenient way to wash your hands in a busy, go-go-go world. As she is a teen, she is under her parents watchful eyes, operating under the family farm until she is ready to form her own business as an adult. 

What is it made of?

Our unscented soap dots are made with goat milk soap. No fragrance, colors, or extra additives. Perfect for those with sensitive skin, allergies, or sensitivities to fragrances and dyes.

We also offer fun colors and scents, including holiday and seasonal scents. Check back often to see what is new in store!

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