Angkor Bath and Body

Angkor Bath and Body is based in Siem Reap Cambodia. We make pure and natural soaps by hand. We do not use artificial fragrance, colours or additives.

Our soap is hand-made in a village near Siem Reap with a combination of olive and coconut oils, coconut milk, pure essential oils, natural colours and dried local herbs. Each bar is enhanced with coconut oil that is also produced by hand in the village. Angkor Bath & Body is a new ethical initiative that is introducing new skills in soap-making & small business to local people. Our dream is to establish a Cambodian owned business that produces fair trade soaps and body products for visitors to Cambodia, local hotels, and also export to Australia and beyond, providing ‘living wage’ employment in manufacture, sales and distribution. Louise Reid-Simmons of Quintessence Soaps and Anne Redsell live in Australia.

21/07/2018

We're taking a short break at the moment. Please contact Louise Quintessence Soaps
But still have stock at Khmer Yerng opposite The Old Market, Siem Reap and Very Berry in the lane that runs beside Sister Srei, Riverside, Siem Reap

24/03/2016

Angkor Bath and Body uses coconut oil produced by Coco Khmer to make our luscious 'made in Cambodia' soaps. Coco Khmer has a range of body products available in Cambodia and Australia. In this video you'll meet the staff and hear how this social enterprise has changed their lives. You'll also get a sneak peek at the production process.

Coco Khmer This video is about Coco Khmer

01/02/2016

Saarti stock an exclusive range of bespoke soaps. Check out this article on some gorgeous places to shop in Siem Reap. https://beirutibrit.wordpress.com/2016/01/30/where-to-shop-in-siem-reap/

https://beirutibrit.wordpress.com/2016/01/30/where-to-shop-in-siem-reap/ Siem Reap has no shortage of beautiful boutiques, offering stylish travellers the chance to take some unique hand crafted souvenirs and presents home with them when they leave. Here is my round up ...

01/10/2015

A photo of our soaps in this blog. I wonder where else they show up on the web?

48 Hours in Siem Reap One of the great benefits of working in South East Asia as opposed to, say Europe or the USA is the HUGE amount of public holidays that living here entitles you to. For many in SEA, Public Holidays...