We’re excited to announce our newest item 100% Pure, Fragrance-Free, Kukui Oil! There is a good reason why Hawaiians have been using this oil for centuries as it has many benefits and uses for your skin. The scientific name is Aleurites moluccana and the oil is made from the seeds which grow all over Hawaii […]
Indulge your senses by giving your skin the tropical hydration and nourishment it loves. Maui Soap Company offers a full line of Hawaiian Body Care products made with tropical ingredients.
There’s no shortage of great places to visit on Maui, but here are some of Maui Soap Co.’s favorites. Whether you are a visitor or a Hawaii resident, this list provides a little information about each unique attraction and Maui activity. We urge you to visit Maui and explore all the best it has to offer! Maximize your […]
The Maui Kiss Bar Maui Soap Co.’s Maui Kiss artisan soap is more than just a great cleaning soap, it’s also filled with LOVE! And what you’ll LOVE about this soap is it’s beautiful aroma of orange, mango and hibiscus. Doesn’t that sounds LOVEly? We LOVE making it too. 🙂 A Kiss from Maui to you! SHOP NOW
Try Maui Soap Company’s special Hawaiian formula! A balanced blend of hydrating and nourishing Coconut Oil, Macadamia Oil and Kukui Nut Oil. This one is sure to be your go-to hydrating lotion. It’s become very popular in Hawaii. Paraben-free.100% Vegetarian.
New look same great formula with enriched coconut oil and tropical exfoliating loofah inside each glycerin soap. Handmade on Maui! A great way to gently scrub dead skin cells away and give your skin a radiant glow. Seven scents available all heaven-scented with Maui Soap Co. premium aroma blends. Find them here.
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Kukui nut oil is a semi-clear to light yellow oil that is cold pressed from seeds of the Aleurites moluccans tree, often referred to as the candlenut tree. The State Tree of Hawaii, it also grows in other areas of Polynesia. Kukui seeds have traditionally been used for a variety of purposes. Seeds themselves were often […]
