Fascination soap

Our fascination with soap has many facets

The Speick Naturkosmetik success story starts with our Speick soap – which is still our signature product more than 95 years after the company’s founding. It is and always will be our calling card, with its characteristic colour and unique, familiar scent. For some of our older customers, our soaps even take them back to their childhoods – while younger customers simply associate them with a special sense of well-being. You can literally feel the goodness you are doing to your body.

The more you learn about the topic of soap, the clearer it becomes: soap is a source of fascination in all its senses – its history, its production, its ability to care and to clean. We would like to share our passion for soap with you, so we’ve compiled a compact overview on the topic for you here.

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A fascinating history of soap

Soap production

In simplified terms, the soap production process can be broken down into the following five stages. There are many small and large steps required before we can hold a genuine bar of Speick soap in our hands.

Master of all trades – unique cleaning and care

Soap is a true master of all trades – be it a “normal” bar of soap, hair soap or a special facial soap. Every bar of soap can be used for the benefit of the entire body and delivers its unique cleaning and nourishing effect wherever it is needed – whether than be on the hands, feet, body or face.

• Soaps from Speick Naturkosmetik have a particularly gentle cleaning effect on the skin.
• They care for the skin directly during washing and support it in its natural functions - due to the saponified oils and fats, the contained additives or the contained wax cream.
• Soaps from Speick Naturkosmetik are alkaline and increase the skin’s moisture balance.
• They can be used to clean the entire body, including the face.
• Bacteria fundamentally have no chance to adhere to genuine soap.
• Soaps are highly ecologically compatible and highly biodegradable.
• Soaps are very economical to use.
• Soaps are produced with very little use of resources, with almost no waste.