Lava Hand Soaps

Lava hand soap is unique because it’s made using pumice, a byproduct of volcanic activity. That’s one reason why these bars of soap do such a good job cleaning even the dirtiest hands. They’ve been making Lava hand soap since 1893, and it’s been popular ever since. Thanks to the gritty pumice, this soap works on dirt, grime, grease, oil, paint, ink, and even adhesives. You’ll be hard-pressed to find something it CAN’T clean off of hands.

Lava hand soap cuts through the grime without roughing up your skin.
Sure, auto mechanics, coal miners, and oil rig workers have been using Lava hand soap for well over 100 years—because it gets hands clean when almost nothing else will. But do you know who else has been trusting this soap for generations? Hobbyists, gardeners, crafters, and anyone else who needs to get grease, grime, glue, goop, dirt, tar, oil, sap, and paint off their hands. It’s not just for the messiest messes on the toughest hands. It’s for ANY mess on ANY hands.

It’s an excellent choice for people with sensitive skin.
You wouldn’t think a soap known for removing the harshest grime from hands would also be loved for how gentle it is. But Lava hand soap is fragrance-free and contains highly effective moisturizers. So, while it sends dirt running, it doesn’t make hands want to do the same. Even when used multiple times a day, Lava hand soap will leave skin feeling soft and smooth, without irritation.

You’ll enjoy the natural exfoliation.
The same pumice that makes Lava hand soap so good at removing dirt and grime also has a side benefit. It acts as a natural exfoliator, gently removing dead skin and helping the conditioners soften your hands.