Sole Soap

Because the skin on your feet works its ass off.

Your feet carry your entire body around all day. They’re exposed to pressure, friction, sweat, shoes, socks, bare floors, workouts, dirt—and whatever else you put them through. Yet when it comes to actually washing them, most of us give them whatever soap happens to run down our legs and call it good.

Your feet deserve a little more dedication than that.

Sole Soap was formulated specifically for hardworking feet. It thoroughly cleans without turning foot care into another harsh treatment, and it’s made with ingredients chosen to clean while also caring for the skin you’re asking to carry you through another day.

Using cheap, harsh products—or barely washing your feet at all—doesn’t do neglected skin any favors.

Your feet haul your ass around all day. Give them something made specifically for the job.

Absolutely.

Your feet have about 250,000 sweat glands, and the soles of your feet have one of the highest concentrations of sweat glands anywhere on your body. Then you put them in socks and shoes for hours, walk around on them all day, work out, go barefoot, and somehow expect them to take care of themselves.

They can’t.

Good foot care starts with the simplest thing: actually washing and scrubbing your feet every day. Not just rinsing them. Not letting shampoo run over them. Actually clean the bottoms, heels, sides, around your toes and between them, then rinse and dry thoroughly—especially between your toes.

This is proactive foot care at its most basic. Don’t wait until your feet smell, feel gross, or start giving you problems before you pay attention to them.

Every day you use your feet, you should wash them.

And don’t worry. Once Sole Soap and the Foot Scrubber Mat become part of your shower, this may be the part you actually look forward to.

No.

But you’re crazy not to.

Sole Soap works perfectly well on its own, but pair it with the Foot Scrubber Mat and the Mat does the hard work for you. Add Sole Soap, build up that glorious lather, and let hundreds of flexible silicone bristles scrub and massage the bottoms, sides, heels and toes while you’re standing in the shower.

No bending over. No balancing on one leg trying to scrub the bottom of the other foot. And no pretending that letting soapy water run over your feet counts as actually cleaning them.

The soap cleans. The silicone bristles scrub and massage. Together, they help remove the sweat, grime and daily buildup your feet accumulate just by doing their job.

You don’t need the Mat.

We just think you’ll wonder why the hell you ever showered without it.

Of course. The Foot Scrubber Mat will work with whatever soap you put on it.

But there’s a reason we made Sole Soap.

The skin on your feet is some of the hardest-working skin on your body. It’s thicker, heavily callused, constantly dealing with pressure and friction, and spends hours trapped inside shoes collecting sweat and buildup. Yet when we’re choosing what to wash it with, suddenly it’s “Eh, it’s just my feet. Whatever soap is already in the shower will do.”

That’s backwards.

Sole Soap was formulated specifically for feet. It combines effective cleansing ingredients with glycerin, vitamin E, calendula, sunflower, moringa and shea-derived ingredients, plus lavender and tea tree oils, so you’re not just creating bubbles—you’re thoroughly cleaning while caring for the hardworking skin underneath.

Could you squirt your regular body wash onto the Mat? Absolutely. It’ll lather. It’ll clean.

But if you’re finally going to start giving your feet the attention they deserve, why cheap out on the soap?

Sole Soap + Foot Scrubber Mat were made to work together. The soap does the cleaning. The silicone bristles do the scrubbing and massaging. You just stand there and let them do their thing.

Your feet aren’t an afterthought. Stop treating them like one.

You don’t need much.

Add a small amount directly to your Foot Scrubber Mat, get it wet, and work your feet over the silicone bristles until you’ve built up a good lather.

Then don’t rush it. Scrub the bottoms and sides of your feet, work around your heels and toes, and make sure you’re actually cleaning the areas that usually get ignored.

Sole Soap is concentrated enough that you don’t need to dump half the bottle onto the Mat to get your feet clean.

A little soap. A good scrub. That’s it.

Every day you use your feet.

Which, we’re guessing, is pretty much every day.

Sole Soap was designed to be part of your daily shower—not something you reach for once your feet are already dry, dirty, smelly, or neglected.

Consistency is where the magic happens. Daily washing and scrubbing helps keep sweat, grime, dead skin and everyday buildup from accumulating in the first place.

Don’t wait until your feet are begging for attention.

Give them a few minutes every day and stay ahead of the problem.

Keeping your feet actually clean is one of the simplest things you can do about foot odor.

Your feet sweat—a lot. When that sweat spends hours trapped inside socks and shoes and interacts with bacteria on your skin, things can get funky pretty quickly.

Sole Soap helps thoroughly wash away the sweat, grime and daily buildup sitting on your feet. Pair it with the Foot Scrubber Mat and you’re not just rinsing your feet—you’re physically scrubbing the skin and getting into the areas that tend to be ignored.

And don’t forget between your toes. Wash thoroughly, rinse well, and dry completely when you get out of the shower.

One wash isn’t going to make up for months of neglect. This is another place where consistency matters.

Clean feet are happier feet. And they’re a hell of a lot nicer to be around.

That’s exactly what we didn’t want.

Your feet need to be thoroughly cleaned, but that doesn’t mean they need to be stripped and punished in the process.

Sole Soap combines its cleansing ingredients with glycerin, vitamin E, calendula, sunflower oil, moringa oil and a shea-derived emollient to help care for hardworking skin while you clean it.

And remember, washing is only the first step. If your heels are already dry or prone to cracking, follow with Heel Polish to put moisture back where your feet need it most.

Clean your feet. Don’t attack them.

Approximately three months with daily use.

You only need a small amount each time you wash your feet, especially when you’re using Sole Soap with the Foot Scrubber Mat to work it into a rich lather.

So one 8 oz bottle isn’t a few weeks of fancy foot soap. It’s roughly three months of actually washing and caring for your feet every day.

Not bad for skin that carries your entire body around for free.

Sole Soap starts with an effective cleansing system to actually remove the sweat, grime and daily buildup your feet accumulate—but we didn’t stop at getting them clean.

The formula also includes glycerin to help support moisture, along with sunflower and moringa oils and a shea-derived emollient to help condition hardworking skin. Vitamin E and calendula add additional skin-conditioning support.

You’ll also find lavender and tea tree essential oils in the formula.

The point isn’t to perfume your feet or bury them under a bunch of unnecessary ingredients. It’s to give you a soap made specifically for feet that thoroughly cleans while still giving that hardworking skin some love.

Because washing your feet shouldn’t mean stripping the hell out of them.

Full ingredient list: Water/Aqua, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Cocamide MIPA, Propanediol, Tocopherol, Glycerin, Polysorbate 20, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Moringa Oleifera Seed Oil, Shea Butter Ethyl Esters, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.