Modsat Posen – A bit of everything, a lot for your money

99,00 DKK

Today's selection – to take home.

What didn't look quite appetising enough: whole soaps, ends and small originals. Crooked, thin or just different.

Served to
You, who want to try several different kinds.
You, on a tight budget.
You, who care about zero waste.

In the bag
At least 400 g of soap. No two alike.

You choose
With or without essential oils.
Without: none of the soaps contain essential oils.
With: some of the soaps may contain essential oils, but not all of them.

The rest
The kitchen decides.

Perfection is overrated. Good soap isn't.

The bags are packed from what's left over. The contents change, and they may be sold out at times. The pictures are examples.

Ingredients (INCI)

The INCI for each soap included is put in the bag.

Cold process

Organic oils

No palm oil

Plastic-free

Handmade in Fredericia

Glycerin stays in

Whole soaps are used like an ordinary bar: lather up in your hands and use it wherever it's needed.

Small pieces: handy by the sink, in your travel bag or at work. You can also grate them and dissolve them in boiling water. Use it for washing floors, in a spray bottle or for a foot bath.

Keep the soaps dry between uses. A soap that dries between uses lasts longer.

Spare pieces are best kept somewhere airy, e.g. in a cardboard box.

Modsat Posen: kraftpose fra Frk. Modsat ved en tallerken med sæbestykker i forskellige farver og menukortet “Dagens udvalg”

Kokosolie og sheasmør i små skåle, to karafler med olie og en opvaskebørste på hessian

The raw materials

All our soaps are made in Denmark by the cold process. Fat meets lye. The fat is split. The glycerin is released and stays in the soap — instead of being removed and sold separately, as the industry does.

Never palm oil. We don't use pork fat, rapeseed or sunflower either. Not out of principle — but because the fat profile doesn't make a soap that lasts.

Every single raw material is chosen on quality, origin and function. We have the supplier spec, the INCI and the CAS number for all of them — and we choose the form to suit the purpose, not the dogma: unrefined where the natural content matters, refined where scent and stability matter.

You can read a great deal more about it on We redefine “clean”, where every oil, the clay, the lye and the water are explained one by one.