Roger&Gallet soaps, which have become bathroom icons, have been used for their exquisite fragrances since 1879. The delicate lather of the soap, made in a cauldron using a traditional process, envelops the skin in fragrance until the final application. It takes 80 hours to make a bar of soap to release the fragrance. Wrapped in the brand's symbolic sun-shaped folded tissue paper in vibrant colours, each bar looks beautiful, dThe Roger&Gallet soap bars, which have become bathroom icons, have been used for their exquisite fragrances since 1879. Made in a cauldron using a traditional process, the soap's delicate lather envelops the skin in fragrance until the final application. It takes 80 hours to make a bar of soap to release the fragrance. Wrapped in the brand's symbolic sun-shaped folded tissue paper in bright colours, each bar looks beautiful, smells heavenly and puts you in a good mood.