Cassia Soap Bar - Cinnamon Spiced

Zambeezi makes soap and body care in Northwest Zambia's Miombo forests, working with a network of over 1,000 local beekeepers through the North-Western Beekeeper's Association.

The beeswax, honey, and oils are sourced through these partnerships, which give beekeeping communities an economic alternative to logging and mining. Zambeezi has been a member of the Fair Trade Federation since 2007.

• Saponified sunflower oil
• Saponified palm kernel oil
• Organic beeswax
• Cinnamon cassia oil
• Ground cinnamon
• Paprika
• Distilled water

Dimensions and specifications available upon request. Contact us for details.

• Fair Trade Federation Member
• Handcrafted
• Made with Organic Beeswax
• Ethically Sourced

• Store in a dry location between uses to extend bar life
• Allow soap to air dry on a soap dish with drainage
• Keep away from direct water spray when not in use
• Use within 12 months for optimal fragrance

Q: What does cassia soap smell like?
A: Warm and spicy-sweet with woodsy undertones - more complex than regular cinnamon, invigorating yet grounding.

Q: Is this soap suitable for sensitive skin?
A: The organic beeswax and sunflower oil base is gentle and moisturizing, though the ground cinnamon adds mild exfoliation, so test a small area first if your skin is sensitive.

Q: How does this soap support communities in Zambia?
A: Every purchase supports the North-Western Beekeeper's Association, over 1,000 beekeepers, as an economic alternative to logging and mining.

Q: What makes the lather special?
A: Palm kernel oil creates a rich, creamy lather, while sunflower oil and beeswax help keep skin feeling soft.

Q: How long does one bar last?
A: Typically 4-6 weeks with daily use when stored on a draining dish.

Q: Can I use this soap on my face?
A: It's made as a body soap, but many use it on the face; the cinnamon adds gentle exfoliation, so start with light use.

Q: What's the difference between cassia and regular cinnamon?
A: Cassia has a more complex, intense aroma - sweet, spicy, and woodsy - while regular cinnamon is sweeter and simpler in fragrance.