Zesty, fresh, and with just the right amount of character.<\/strong><\/p>\n DEXTER tallow soap with lemongrass<\/strong> is for those who want a little extra freshness in their washing routine. Lemongrass essential oil gives the soap a zesty, citrusy aroma, making it a great choice for a morning shower, a post-workout refresh, or everyday use.<\/p>\n The name Dexter<\/a> suits this soap well\u2014small, yet full of character. The soap itself doesn't need a complex formula or an overpowering scent to get noticed. It is a simple beef tallow soap, with lemongrass adding just the right amount of zest.<\/p>\n I handcraft DEXTER in Estonia in small batches. The soap\u2019s primary ingredient is purified beef tallow and lemongrass essential oil gives it a fresh, distinctively recognizable scent.<\/p>\n The composition of this soap is simple and each ingredient has its own function.<\/p>\n Beef tallow<\/strong> gives the soap firmness, good durability, and a pleasantly creamy feel during use.<\/p>\n Castor oil<\/strong> contributes to the formation of a soft and richer foam.<\/p>\n Natural glycerin<\/strong> It is formed during the saponification process and remains in the handmade soap. It contributes to that pleasant feel that makes me love beef tallow soaps so much.<\/p>\n Lemongrass essential oil<\/strong> gives DEXTER a zesty, fresh, and citrusy aroma.<\/p>\n Nothing superfluous \u2013 simply a well-blended soap with a bit more character.<\/p>\n DEXTER is suitable for use:<\/p>\n \u2714 for washing the body So, a single soap can handle quite a few tasks. This makes DEXTER a convenient companion for the gym, the sauna, or travel\u2014fewer bottles, fewer things to pack.<\/p>\n Tallowmari soaps can also be used to wash your hair, but if you have previously used liquid shampoo, washing with soap might feel quite different at first.<\/p>\n At first, your hair may feel heavier, frizzier, or \"squeaky.\" The results are influenced by hair type, water hardness, previous hair care products, and your own washing routine.<\/p>\n I have written about this in more detail in a blog post. \"Confused about which soap to choose?\"<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n If you wish, you can use an acidic rinse after washing:<\/p>\n 1\u20132 tsp apple cider vinegar + 0.5 l cool water.<\/strong><\/p>\n Pour the mixture over your hair as a final rinse.<\/p>\n Wet your skin, hair, or beard. Lather the soap between your hands or directly on the area to be washed, and massage the resulting foam into your skin or hair. Rinse thoroughly.<\/p>\n To shave, lather the soap between your hands and apply the foam to your skin.<\/p>\n Leave the soap to dry after use onto the soap dish<\/a>, where the water can drain away freely. This way, the handmade soap lasts longer.<\/p>\n DEXTER is a good choice if:<\/p>\n If you prefer a completely fragrance-free option, take a look at CHAROLAIS unscented beef tallow soap.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n If you prefer a forest-like aroma, this suits you. HIGHLAND with Siberian fir essential oil.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse with plenty of water.<\/p>\nWhy choose DEXTER beef tallow soap with lemongrass?<\/h4>\n
One soap, multiple possibilities<\/h4>\n
\u2714 for washing hands
\u2714 for washing hair
\u2714 for washing the beard
\u2714 for shaving<\/p>\nDEXTER for washing hair<\/h4>\n
How to use DEXTER beef tallow soap?<\/h4>\n
Who is DEXTER suitable for?<\/h3>\n
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