Bathroom icons turned pop icons, Roger & Gallet soap bars have been used for their exquisite scents since 1879. Manufactured in a cauldron using a traditional method that continues to this day, the soap’s delicate foam envelops the skin in fragrance until the very last use. This perfuming technique of fragrance infusion requires 80 hours to make each bar. Wrapped in the brand’s emblematic “sun-shaped” pleated silk paper in bright colors, each bar looks beautiful, smells divine, and creates good vibes.
Bathroom icons turned pop icons, Roger & Gallet soap bars have been used for their exquisite scents since 1879. Manufactured in a cauldron using a traditional method that continues to this day, the soap’s delicate foam envelops the skin in fragrance until the very last use. This perfuming technique of fragrance infusion requires 80 hours to make each bar. Wrapped in the brand’s emblematic “sun-shaped” pleated silk paper in bright colors, each bar looks beautiful, smells divine, and creates good vibes.