If you're a fan of solid cosmetics, especially soap, you've probably experienced that moment when you're left with bits of soap or solid shampoo that are too small to use properly. You don't know what to do with those leftover soaps that accumulate at the end of use.

Don't throw them in the bin! The linen soap saver is the ecological solution that will allow you to enjoy your solid cosmetics to the end!

Moreover, its function is double because the net of the soap saver can be used as a washcloth. Thanks to the weaving of the linen, it will have exfoliating and scrubbing characteristics for a soft skin.

The flax used grows between the north of France and the Netherlands. The linen is biodegradable: at the end of its life, you can put it in your household compost.

The soap saver is designed and manufactured in the Hauts-de-France region with an adapted company for people with disabilities or in need of integration.

No more waste, go to zero waste by finishing your soaps to the last crumb!

+ No more waste : collect your leftover soap and use it until the end
+ Can be used for life
+ Scrubbing and exfoliating : use it as a washcloth to scrub and exfoliate
+ Made from organic linen
+ Socially committed : handmade in Hauts-de-France (ESAT)
+ The ultimate zero waste solution !

1 - Put soap residues in the soap saver bag.
2 - Close the net.
3 - Moisten it and use it as an exfoliating glove.
4 - Finally, hang it up to dry. 

To maximise the life of your soap saver, it is important to let it dry properly. The linen clasp can be easily attached to a suction cup or hook. This will allow you to hang up your soap dish so that it dries more quickly and evenly ! 

If you're a keen traveller, this soap dish is ideal for your personal hygiene! You can carry your soaps and wash your body at the same time. Practical and minimalist, it will take up very little space in your belongings. 

Weight : 14.6 grams

Dimensions : 13 x 10 x 1 cm

Materials : Biodegradable linen

Care : Washable at 40°C

Origin : France

In 2017, three friends working in the same company decided to create an activity with the main idea of revisiting an everyday object: the toothbrush. Alexis, Delphine and Thomas wanted a natural product in line with current societal issues, if possible without plastic. The company I love my teeth! is created.

Many stages in the life of the company then follow. After having won their bet by launching the bamboo toothbrush sold by subscription on the internet, it decided to develop and now offers a wider range of products including hairbrushes and beard brushes and various smart accessories for everyday life.

Today, the company renamed Apimani in 2023 designs and markets a full range of everyday products and accessories for zero waste bathrooms. It offers alternatives to everyday products to consume less, better and more locally... in your bathrooms.