The Narberth Soap Co. is a small family-run business creating 100% handmade botanical soaps, natural skincare, and eco-conscious accessories. Each product is crafted with care, designed to delight the senses and make everyday rituals feel luxurious, while respecting the planet with plastic-free, sustainable packaging.
Our workshop is in the charming town of Narberth, in the heart of historic Pembrokeshire, where I, Alex, handcraft each bar using the traditional cold process method. We source the finest natural ingredients, with some botanicals grown and processed right in our garden, blending nature, care, and creativity into every product.
Inspired by my Auntie Helena, who taught me the magic of homemade soap as a child, I continue her legacy — creating gentle, natural products with love, respect, and a commitment to sustainability.

We have never, and never will, test on animals. We support animal welfare and therefore all our products and ingredients are created without the use of animal testing. 

We are an eco-friendly company and we select our ingredients from sustainable sources and are proud to support the Palm oil free movement.

We are a member of The Guild of Craft Soap & Toiletry Makers. Winner of Sustainable Cosmetics Brand of the Year 2025/26 by Prestige Awards. Vegan Beauty Awards 2025/26.

I come from a family of four of which I am the only girl. Since a young age I used to spend the weekends at my Auntie Helena’s house, it was free child care and I could spend time with my cousins. She had ten children and it was a heaven for me (actually to us all). She grew, reared and made most things from scratch. I had witnessed her making soap so many times and used to be fascinated by it. Her soap was made using the hot process and she used to use tallow (cow fat) as the only fat and it was a pure white. Nothing fancy like the ones we see on Instagram, but just pure and gentle for the skin. We as children weren’t allowed to be near her little caldron but only watch…I was enchanted!!! Out of all the children actually, I (the niece) am the only one that become totally entailed with all her “homemaking and growing” things. It was a hard time economically for her with her big family. What she had in abundance was love and the knowledge and it all has been passed on to me. I am still in touch with my 87-year-old auntie and although she is almost blind she knows of my “making” things and is ever so proud of me.

In Pembrokeshire, I now have a bigger garden and love growing vegetables and herbs in an organic sustainable way. It was the next process to take the goodness of these flowers and herbs and put them into my skin care products. So, where possible our botanicals are home-grown and processed.