Jul 11, 2023
The handmade soap manufacturer creates ethical soaps that are kind to the user and planet.
United Kingdom - July 11, 2023 —

Carlisle Soap Co, a new and exciting ethical soap manufacturer based in Cumbria has proudly launched a collection of five new bars that are perfect for anyone with sensitive skin, acne, or a desire to reduce their carbon footprint.
Sustainable Soaps That Make A Difference To The User
The new soap brand has quickly established itself as a sustainable soap manufacturer. However, ethicalness isn’t the only key ingredient that encapsulates the brand. Perhaps more importantly, Carlisle Soap Co is committed to providing soaps that can be safely used by men and women with sensitive skin or conditions like acne too.
In fact, owner Joshua Wyborn launched the company following his own skincare conditions during his youth. After years of testing out different soaps to support his skin, he found that clean and natural ingredients were the most effective solution. Equipped with a desire to help others overcome their skincare woes, the Carlisle Soap Co brand was formed.
Following extensive research into different ingredients and combinations, the company has found the ultimate blends to help users calm skin flare-ups while still delivering a luxury bathing experience. Better still, the natural ingredients and ethical packaging confirm the company’s place as a sustainable choice for all.
Based in Cumbria, the company’s products are sold in multiple venues in Carlisle and can be purchased online with UK delivery.
Introducing A Collection Of Five Soaps And More
Carlisle Soap Co’s ‘Original Collection’ offers consumers the option to choose from one of five luxury scents. The first, known as The Naked One, is a sophisticated yet simple blend of Shea Butter and Oatmeal. Each of the other four start with this combination as its basis but adds further ingredients for a distinct smell and luxury vibe. The options are; Lavender (The Floral One), Orange (The Zesty One), Lime & Basil (The Chef One), or Activated Charcoal-Infused Cedarwood & Black Pepper (The Woody One).
The range of distinctly different scents ensures that users can find the perfect scent profile to match their personal preferences. Alternatively, Carlisle Soap Co offers a lucky dip subscription in which each set is sent one of the five soap bars at random or a collection box that contains one of each bar at a 20% discount!
In addition to its five soap bars, the new ethical soap brand offers several additional products including a zero-waste travel soap and carry case, as well as tattoo skin care balm, and a soap-saving easy clean pad. All of the accessories are created with the same care and attention to detail as the company’s five soaps, providing a convenient solution for ethical daily skin care.
More information can be found by visiting https://www.carlislesoap.co. Alternatively, Carlisle Soap Co’s press contact Joshua Wyborn is available at 07895999073 or [email protected]. Mail queries may be addressed to 15 Irthing Street Carlisle CA1 2BB.
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Name: Joshua Wyborn
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Organization: Carlisle Soap Co
Address: 15 Irthing Street Carlisle CA1 2BB
Phone: 07895999073
Website: https://www.carlislesoap.co
Release ID: 89101977
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