Heavy Session Bar: Neem & Tea Tree BJJ Scrub Soap

The Heavy Session Bar: Neem & Tea Tree BJJ Scrub Soap. 

Saponified neem, kaolin clay, and a triple essential oil blend of peppermint, citronella, and tea tree make up our most concentrated cleansing formulation. Handmade in Britain, 80g.

Some sessions need more than a simple rinse. This is the ultimate post-training soap for camp weeks, double sessions, and the days you leave the mats looking like you've been dragged round them. It's the green one, and it provides the deep clean grapplers and martial artists demand.

What’s in it, and why

• Neem: The most argued-about oil in combat sports. Grapplers have sworn by neem bars for years. Ours is simpler: the neem is saponified directly into the bar rather than dripped on top, making it a true neem soap for jiu jitsu, not just a surface coating.

• Peppermint: Proper cooling on skin that's been working hard. The first ten seconds of this bar after a hot session is the exact reason people buy a second one.

• Citronella and Tea Tree: Sharp first, herbal underneath. This powerful tea tree oil soap blend smells like a bar that does a job, because it is one.

• Kaolin Clay: Fine natural clay that gives the bar its grip and a gentle scrub, without shredding skin that's already had a hard night on the mats.

• The Base: Olive, coconut, castor, and RSPO-certified sustainable palm oils, cold-process and cured properly. No synthetic fragrance, no colourants, no plastic packaging.

Built For All Combat Sports While BJJ players have long relied on neem, this bar is formulated for the demands of every combat sport.

• Wrestling & Judo: Constant clinching and takedowns mean intense skin-to-skin contact. A dedicated wrestling soap is essential to strip away sweat, friction burn dirt, and mat grime before it settles.

• MMA & Muay Thai: Heavy bag work, thai clinches, and bare-shin kicks leave you soaked in shared sweat. This combat sports soap cuts through oil and tape residue instantly.

• No-Gi Grappling: Without a gi to absorb sweat, your skin takes the brunt of the session. The natural astringent properties of this bar provide the heavy-duty cleanse bare skin requires.

Defense Off The Mats Good grappling hygiene is your first line of defense against the invisible opponents you pick up from the gym floor. Washing immediately after training with a concentrated tea tree and neem soap helps mechanically remove dirt, sweat, and bacteria. The blend of essential oils offers a natural, deep cleanse for minor mat burns, scrapes, and stressed skin without relying on harsh chemical detergents that strip your skin barrier.

Why A Solid Bar Beats Liquid Body Wash

• High Concentration: Most commercial liquid body washes are primarily water. This solid athletic soap delivers undiluted saponified oils and natural clay directly to your skin.

• Zero Leakage: Throw it in your kit bag. A solid bar will never explode and ruin your rash guards, tape, or gloves.

• Tactile Grip: After a heavy session, your grip is shot. The kaolin clay gives the bar a slightly textured surface, making it easy to hold onto in a slippery gym shower while providing a mild physical exfoliation to lift embedded dirt.

Which bar do I want? The Tea Tree & Dead Sea Mud bar is the everyday option: gentle, calming, the after-every-session bar. This Heavy Session Bar is your heavy-duty martial arts soap: deeper clean, colder finish, louder scent. Most people who train more than twice a week end up with both, keeping one in the shower and one in the kit bag.

How to use it Work into a lather on wet skin straight after training. Rinse well. Let the bar dry between uses on a rack or soap dish and it lasts for weeks. It pairs perfectly with Full Guard for a mat-side cleanse when the shower is twenty minutes away.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is it green? Neem and kaolin. No colourants in it at all.

• Does it smell strong? Yes. Neem is earthy, citronella is sharp, and peppermint is cold. It fades quickly after rinsing.

• Is it vegan? Yes. Plant oils, clay, and essential oils—nothing from animals.

• How long does a bar last? Three to five weeks of daily post-training use if you let it dry between showers. Left in a puddle, less.

Cosmetic product for cleansing the skin. Not a medicine and not intended to treat or prevent any condition. If you have a skin problem or broken skin that's worrying you, see a pharmacist or GP.