Small batches · Denmark

Handmade soap, made in small batches in Denmark

Real ingredients you can pronounce. Nothing synthetic. Made by hand, not in a factory.

Shop the collection Spiced Woods

★★★★★ 4.9 from 24 reviews

  • Handmade in Denmark
  • Natural ingredients
  • One bar lasts 60 days
  • 100+ orders shipped
Silas with a table of packed Wildbar orders
Packing day

Every order wrapped by hand

No warehouse, no shipping software, no one else touching it. Just me at the kitchen table with a roll of paper and a pen.

Your name goes on the parcel in my handwriting. That's as personal as a soap order gets.

SilasWildbar

The collection

Soap, balm, clay and wash. All made in small batches.

Sold outAutumn Breeze

Autumn Breeze

87,00 kr

Sold outAutumn Variety Pack

Autumn Variety Pack

295,00 kr

Coffee Grind

Coffee Grind

81,00 kr

Hair clay

Hair clay

194,00 kr

Sold outLavender Dusk

Lavender Dusk

81,00 kr

Neutral

Neutral

74,00 kr

Peppermint Frost

Peppermint Frost

81,00 kr

Shampoo & Bodywash

Shampoo & Bodywash

215,00 kr

Spiced Woods

Spiced Woods

87,00 kr

Sold outTide Chaser

Tide Chaser

94,00 kr

Wild Balm

Wild Balm

322,00 kr

Woodland Breeze

Woodland Breeze

81,00 kr

Martin with his Wildbar soap
Real customer
★★★★★

"Fantastic soap! Use it every day, on whole body. Wonderful feeling throughout the day. Soft body and hair."

Martin Ljatifi Verified

Why most "soap" isn't soap

When oils turn into soap, glycerin forms on its own. It holds onto water, and it's the reason a proper bar feels soft on your skin rather than squeaky.

Glycerin is worth money on its own, so in large-scale production it's often separated out and sold off. What's left cleans fine, it just doesn't have the thing that made it kind in the first place.

Plenty of supermarket bars go further. They aren't soap at all, they're synthetic detergent pressed into a bar shape. Look closely and the packaging usually avoids the word "soap".

Cold-pressed soap keeps its glycerin, because nobody took it out.

That's the whole difference. I don't add anything clever. I just don't remove the good part, and I let the bar cure for two months so it comes out hard and lasts.

A typical supermarket bar

  • Often synthetic detergent
  • Glycerin frequently removed
  • Synthetic fragrance
  • Made fast, huge batches

A Wildbar bar

  • Cold-pressed, glycerin left in
  • Olive, coconut, shea butter
  • Essential oils for scent
  • Small batches, cured 8 weeks
Silas, who makes Wildbar
Meet the maker

Why I started this

Hey, I'm Silas. I try to live as naturally as I can, and Wildbar started because I think everyone should get that chance, not just a few people.

So I make soap. By hand, in small batches, here in Denmark. I mix it, pour it, cut it and let it cure. I pack every order myself too.

That's really it. Natural stuff, made properly, that anyone can get hold of.

SilasWildbar

What people say

★★★★★4.9 from 24 reviews
★★★★★

"Really impressed with Wildbar Soap. Great quality products, beautifully made and they smell fantastic. You can tell a lot of care goes into it. Would definitely recommend."

Edward LazarusVerified
★★★★★

"I have sensitive skin and most soaps cause breakouts, but this one didn't. No irritation so far and my skin feels great. Highly recommend."

LauraVerified
★★★★★

"Wonderful product! I'm very pleased to be rid of my old chemical laden soaps. You can feel a difference. Well done Silas."

RicherayVerified
Watch it happen

Wild Balm, start to finish

Grass-fed tallow, raw honey and beeswax, whipped by hand. No water, no filler, nothing hidden.

Filmed in my own kitchen in Denmark.