The ingredients used in Zaila soaps have been proven to smooth, rejuvenate and cleanse the skin for over thousands of years.

The Zaila soap project was created in partnership with the tribal community of Jawadhi Hills to give them a way to stay in the forest, living the life they love.

"Educate a man, and you'll educate an individual. Educate a woman and you'll educate a family" - West African Proverb The Zaila Project empowers women to change the whole course of their children's lives through education.

Besan flour acts to smooth and soften the skin, whilst coconut oils act to repair lines and scarring. Palm oil ensures a rich creamy lather, whilst sandal wood and jasmine essential oils ease away the stress of the day.

100% of Zaila profits are saved by the communities that make them to send the first generation of tribal children to school in Jawadh Hills.

The tribal women of Jawadhi Hills work together in their huts using a simple cold process technique that creates a soap that is rich, long lasting and abundant in natural glycerin.