Lard has a long, honest history in the soap pot. Before commercial soap existed, lard soap was what most households made — and for good reason. It produces a brilliantly white, hard bar with a mild, creamy lather that’s gentle enough for the whole family. The fatty acids in lard, particularly oleic and palmitic acid, contribute to a stable, skin-friendly bar that has stood the test of generations. For a broader look at how animal fats like lard shaped the history of soap making, the Cleaning Institute has a solid overview.
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