What wears out a solid bar is not use
A soap that vanishes in three weeks has not been overused: it sat in water. A bar left at the bottom of a dish soaks in its own lather between showers and dissolves on its own. That is the only problem these four objects exist to solve.
Three objects, three moments
In the shower, in the bag, in front of the mirror. None is decorative: each solves a specific constraint of solid cosmetics.

"My soap melts too fast"
Porte-savon aimanté — 8,90 €
A suction cup on the wall, a magnetic insert pushed into the bar. The soap hangs and dries on all six faces, with no dish and no puddle.
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"I travel with a wet bar of soap"
Boîte en liège — 15 €
Cork absorbs moisture instead of trapping it, unlike plastic. Light, shock-resistant, compostable at end of life.
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"My hair breaks when I detangle it"
Peigne en hêtre — 20 €
Beech wood, no static. Wide teeth for thick or curly hair, fine teeth for fine, straight hair.
Discover →Which one do you actually need?
| Your situation | The object | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Walk-in shower, no ledge | Magnetic soap holder | The suction cup goes on tile or glass: no drilling, and the bar touches nothing. |
| Shared bathroom, several bars | One holder per person | Everyone has their bar at their height, and no more soaps stacked in one dish. |
| Travel, gym, pool bag | Cork box | The bar travels damp without soaking the bag, and dries inside the box. |
| Long, curly or thick hair | Wide-tooth comb | You detangle on damp hair, from the ends up to the roots, without tearing. |
| Fine, straight hair | Fine-tooth comb | It styles and massages the scalp without charging the hair with static. |
Fitting the magnetic soap holder, in three minutes
No tools, no drilling. The only step that matters is the second one.
- Pick a smooth, non-porous surface: tile, glass, shower panel. The suction cup will not hold on painted wall or grout.
- Dampen the soap before pushing in the magnetic insert. On a dry, hard bar the insert forces its way and can split the soap.
- Push the insert in at the centre, on the side that will face the wall, flush with the surface.
- Clean and dry the surface, press the suction cup firmly, then bring the soap close: the magnet does the rest.
Wood, cork, and nothing disposable
The comb and brush are FSC-certified beech, shaped in French workshops. The cork is hand-harvested in Spain and Portugal: the bark is stripped every nine years, and the tree lives on.
These are objects you buy once. A wooden comb lasts ten years, a cork box too, and the magnetic insert moves from one soap to the next: just rinse it.
Federica
Founder, Sternartica
If I had to keep just one, it would be the magnetic soap holder. It is the cheapest of the four, and the one that changes a bar's lifespan the most.
Frequently asked questions
Mostly about the magnet, to be honest.




