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Klichy Onyx Natural Soap Bar | Cedarwood, Vanilla & Citrus

Klichy Onyx Natural Soap Bar | Cedarwood, Vanilla & Citrus

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Onyx is Klichy's original bar — a real, honest lather that cleans without stripping your skin dry.

Ingredients: Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Sunflower Oil, Olive Oil, Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Water, Lye, Cedarwood Essential Oil, Fragrance.

Cedarwood, Vanilla & Citrus. A crisp citrus snap up top, settling into warm cedarwood with a soft hint of vanilla underneath — confident without trying too hard, the same balanced scent Klichy built first.

Smooth Bar, No Grit — built for an easy, everyday lather with soft, conditioning suds and nothing else. No exfoliant, just clean.

MoisturizingLong-LastingHandmade100% NaturalParaben-FreePhthalate-Free

Why You'll Love It

  • A Confident, Balanced Scent All Day: crisp citrus opens things up before settling into warm cedarwood and a whisper of vanilla — easy to wear, never overpowering.
  • Smooth, Non-Stripping Clean: no grit, no fillers — just a soft, conditioning lather every single wash.
  • The Bar That Started It All: Klichy's original formula, refined and trusted as the everyday starting point for the whole family.
Real glycerin, not stripped out. Most commercial bar soap has its natural glycerin stripped out and sold separately, leaving a harsher, more drying bar. Klichy soap keeps all of its glycerin right where it belongs. And yes, real soap requires lye (sodium hydroxide) — but through saponification it's fully transformed into soap and glycerin, so none remains in the finished bar.

Cold-processed and cured 4–6 weeks before it's ever ready to ship — made in small batches by two brothers, not mass-produced on a line. Gentle enough for every age in the family — no exceptions, unlike some of our other products.

Pairs well with the Klichy Onyx Natural Deodorant for a complete grooming routine.

Store on a draining soap dish, out of standing water, between uses — cared for this way, a bar lasts about a month. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Coconut Oil

Big, cleansing lather and firmness in the bar.

Palm Oil

Hardens the bar so it lasts longer and won't turn to mush.

Sunflower Oil

Mild, gentle cleansing with lightweight moisture.

Olive Oil

Moisturizing, silky feel, gentle enough for sensitive skin.

Avocado Oil

Gentle and nourishing, suited for everyday use.

Shea Butter

Rich, luxurious moisture and conditioning.

Castor Oil

Boosts a silky, stable lather.

Water

Dissolves the lye during the soap-making process.

Lye (Sodium Hydroxide)

Required to make real soap — fully converted into soap and glycerin during saponification, none remains in the finished bar.

Cedarwood Essential Oil

A grounding, woodsy note that also helps calm and balance the skin.

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How to Use

Work into a lather with warm water using a washcloth or your hands, then rinse clean.

Store on a draining soap dish, out of standing water, between uses — kept this way, a bar lasts about a month.

Gentle enough for the whole family, every age, no exceptions. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

FAQ

What does "grit" mean, and is it right for my skin?
Grit comes from real, natural exfoliants like clays, seeds, or botanicals baked into the bar — the level varies by scent, right on the front of the box. It adds gentle texture for a deeper clean, but every Klichy bar is still safe for daily use unless noted otherwise.

How long will one bar last?
Stored on a draining soap dish, out of standing water, a Klichy bar lasts about a month of regular use. Leaving it sitting in water is the #1 reason handmade soap turns to mush fast.

Is this safe for sensitive skin or kids?
Yes — gentle enough for every age in the family, no exceptions. If irritation ever occurs, discontinue use.

Where and how is this made?
Hand-poured and hand-cut in small batches, then cold-processed and cured for 4-6 weeks before it's ever ready to ship — not mass-produced on a line.

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