About La Zouch Soaps La Zouch Soaps was set up during the first 2020 lockdown when founder Stephanie Bishop decided to start selling the soaps she'd previously been making as a hobby. After being made redundant later that year, Stephanie focused on developing further products and now has a range of eco-friendly home and body products, all made in her studio in Ashby de la Zouch. The range develops organically - when customers ask if she makes a product, Stephanie looks into how to make it and decides if it fits the range.

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With the cost of living crisis showing no sign of abating, sustainable soap brand La Zouch Soaps has launched a new subscription box to send out monthly eco-friendly cleaning and pamper products, starting at under £10 a month.&nbsp; There are three types of subscription - Home, Cleanse and Pamper - each with three size options available, designed to be suitable for all sizes of household. The Cleanse subscription contains handmade, moisturising soap plus eco-friendly esential oil toilet bombs, to make cleaning the toilet chemical free.&nbsp; The Home subscription contains handmade, moisturising soap plus toilet bombs and also shower steamers, which release essential oil scent as you shower and make your home feel like a spa. The Pamper subscription contains handmade, moisturising soap plus essential oil shower steamers and also fragrant wax brittle, which you break up and use in your wax burner to fragrance your home.&nbsp; All three subscriptions start from only £9.50 per month including postage.&nbsp; &nbsp;<blockquote>Stephanie Bishop, owner of La Zouch Soaps says, "We wanted to make our subscriptions as good value as possible, while also creating a mix of useful and indulgent products. Everyone needs to wash themselves and clean their home, but including the option to fragrance your home was equally important when we were deciding what to include in the subscriptions. We hope that we've got the mix right and that these subscriptions are as useful as they are fun to receive."</blockquote>

Soap company launches eco-friendly subscription boxes

About La Zouch Soaps La Zouch Soaps was set up during the first 2020 lockdown when founder Stephanie Bishop decided to start selling the soaps she'd previously been making as a hobby. After being made redundant later that year, Stephanie focused on developing further products and now has a range of eco-friendly home and body products, all made in her studio in Ashby de la Zouch. The range develops organically - when customers ask if she makes a product, Stephanie looks into how to make it and…

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