A Spring-Limited Scent Infused with Moisturizing Ingredients

OSAJI's popular "Low Soap" is a soft, semi-solid, two-layer moisturizing soap. Glycerin, which is typically discarded during the solidification process of soap making, is considered a highly compatible and safe moisturizing ingredient for the skin. OSAJI succeeded in developing a soap that retains this glycerin. The result is the "Low Soap," which remains in a semi-liquid state without solidifying, offering both the refreshing cleanse of traditional soap and a lingering, dewy moisture.

The semi-liquid soap, poured in two layers, is accompanied by a wooden spatula tied with a textured string. These are specifications that cannot be achieved through automated processes. The production of "Low Soap" is entirely entrusted to "Nebajuku," a collective of soap artisans in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture. This facility also functions as a welfare workshop, and their philosophy is to create unique products by valuing manual craftsmanship, thereby generating employment.

The pink soap poured into the upper layer of the limited-edition "Urara" is a blend of lavender and rosemary essential oils, creating a soft, spring-like aroma. Its rich lather envelops the skin, cleansing thoroughly while leaving it moisturized.