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- 4th May 2024
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The new artisan vegan soap collection we’re obsessed with this spring
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Introducing our latest obsession for spring – artisan soaps at Zenoté.
Founded in 2019 by husband-and-wife duo Andrea and Neil, Zenoté was born from a shared passion ignited by a BBC’s Blue Planet II on plastic pollution.
Their journey began with a simple yet impactful decision – to ditch shower gels for good ol’ bars of soap. Little did they know, this would lead them down a rabbit hole of science and art, crafting each bar with meticulous care and consideration.
The Coffee & Oat bar marked their first creation, sparking a fascination with natural ingredients straight from their kitchen cabinets. With a commitment to simplicity and sustainability, Zenoté prides itself on being plant-based, vegan and palm oil-free.
Crafted by hand in small batches using the traditional cold process method, every bar is a labour of love. From choosing the finest ingredients to blending essential oils for the perfect scent, Andrea and Neil leave no stone unturned in their quest for perfection which was recognised when their Coffee & Cacao soaps won a Vegan Beauty Award last year.
But it’s not just about what goes into the soap; it’s also about what goes around it. Zenoté are proud supporters of Surfers Against Sewage and Plastic Free Champions and are dedicated to eco-friendly packaging and minimising its environmental impact every step of the way.
And let’s not forget certification – each bar undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets the highest standards. Plus, as proud members of the Guild of Craft Soap and Toiletry Makers, Andrea and Neil are committed to transparency and traceability.
So, if you’re ready to elevate your skincare routine this spring with a touch of zen, look no further than artisan soaps at Zenoté. Expect a journey of mindfulness, sustainability and pure indulgence, one bar at a time.
Rachael Nichol
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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