LUXURY SOAP & LOTION

Yes, we have extended the exchange policy until 6th of January. Yet, for fragrance, the package needs to be unbroken.

Vegan personal care products is a product that uses and contains no animal products whatsoever. While historically, e.g. soap is made with animal grease or eggs we strictly use non-animal products in our products.

No, in fact our personal care products are free from parabens, sodium Laureth sulfate (SLES), silicones, and triclosan, which are present in many conventional personal care products and can irritate your skin and cause long-term damage. Organic, vegan-friendly soaps are made with nourishing natural oils that can help moisturize stubborn itchy and dry patches.

Shea butter is a wonderful ingredient to use in soap as it makes the soap super creamy and moisturizing. It has high concentrations of fatty acids and vitamins, making it an ideal cosmetic ingredient for softening skin. Shea butter also has anti-inflammatory and healing properties. Using shea butter on your hands can condition, tone, and soothe your skin.

Thread count is calculated by adding the numbers of lengthwise (warp) and widthwise (weft) threads within a square inch of fabric.

A more tightly woven fabric will generally feel softer, given everything else is the same. When Juniper was first started, we prototyped various thread counts and had a group of people try the different products.

More than four out of five people in that group indicated they preferred a thread count in the 400-500 range, so we listened to their advice and created bed linens with a 430 thread count.

They are supremely soft but because of the Extra Long Staple cotton breathe really well, so you can sleep throughout the night without becoming too hot.

Not all kinds of cotton are equal. Supima and regular cotton are, in fact, two different species of cotton.

The most common type of cotton grown worldwide typically has a fiber length of only about 1 inch, whereas Supima cotton’s fiber averages 1.5 inches.

Shorter fibers produce yarns that are rougher and subject to pilling on the surface of the product, while longer fibers contribute to strength and softness.

Supima cotton is grown at 500 family-owned farms mainly located in California. It represents less than 1% of cotton grown worldwide and is the most expensive widely commercially available cotton in the world due to its high quality standards and commitment to sustainable farming.