Mixsoon Bean Travel Kit(Shampoo+Conditioner+BodyandFace)

The Bean Travel Kit takes the Mixsoon fermented soybean story out of the skincare aisle and into solid format: three 25g bars - a shampoo bar, a conditioner bar and a body and face bar - packed as one set. There is no liquid to declare at security, nothing to leak in a suitcase, and no plastic bottle to dispose of, which is why this kit sells as a travel SKU, a hotel and spa amenity, a sampling unit and a gift set rather than as a single hair or body product. Each bar carries fermented soybean alongside format-specific actives.

Key Benefits

• Three functions - cleanse hair, condition hair, wash body and face - in a set that occupies less space than a single 250ml bottle
• Solid format sidesteps cabin liquid restrictions entirely, which is the practical reason travel retail and duty-free buyers stock bars over minis
• 25g bars are an honest amenity size: enough for a short stay or a long weekend, small enough to price for a hotel tray or a gift-with-purchase
• Plastic-free positioning that supports sustainability merchandising without requiring any reformulation story
• The shampoo bar uses sodium cocoyl isethionate, a mild, sulfate-free coconut-derived surfactant, with niacinamide, biotin and panthenol supporting the scalp
• The conditioner bar uses behentrimonium methosulfate with cetyl and stearyl alcohol - the same conditioning chemistry as a premium liquid conditioner, minus the water
• The body and face bar is a true saponified soap of coconut, palm and olive oils with shea butter and apricot seed powder for gentle physical polishing
• Fermented soybean and the Bean line fruit ferments run through all three bars, keeping the set visually and narratively part of the Mixsoon range for cross-selling
• Strong B2B fit for travel retail, hotel and spa amenity programmes, airline and lounge kits, corporate gifting, sampling campaigns and multi-brand gift sets

When to Use

In the shower, as a full replacement for bottled shampoo, conditioner and body wash on any trip, gym visit, hotel stay or pilgrimage journey where weight and liquid limits matter. For retailers, the kit belongs in the travel and gifting fixture rather than in the haircare aisle, and it performs seasonally around Eid, Ramadan travel, summer holidays and the year-end gifting window. Hotel and spa accounts use the set as a room amenity or as an in-room retail unit; brand teams use it as a sampling vehicle to put the fermented soybean story into a new customer hands cheaply. It is also a natural first purchase for customers curious about the brand but unwilling to pay for full-size skincare.

How to Use

• Shampoo bar: wet hair thoroughly, rub the bar directly along the scalp two or three times or work it into a lather between wet palms, massage through the scalp with fingertips, and rinse completely.
• Conditioner bar: after rinsing, glide the bar down the mid-lengths and ends, avoiding the scalp, comb through, leave one to two minutes and rinse.
• Body and face bar: lather between wet hands or on a cloth and wash the body; on the face, use the lather only and rinse quickly rather than scrubbing with the bar.
• After every use, rinse each bar, shake off excess water and leave it on a draining dish or in a ventilated tin. Bars left standing in water dissolve fast, and that is the single biggest driver of customer dissatisfaction with solid formats - it is worth printing on the retail listing.

Key Ingredients

• Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate - the mild, sulfate-free coconut-derived surfactant that gives the shampoo bar its creamy lather without stripping the scalp
• Zea Mays (Corn) Starch - absorbent starch in the shampoo bar that helps the lather build and keeps the bar firm
• Niacinamide (vitamin B3) - included in the shampoo bar for scalp conditioning and barrier support
• Biotin (vitamin B7) - the B vitamin most associated with hair and scalp care claims
• Panthenol (provitamin B5) - humectant that binds water into the hair shaft and soothes the scalp
• Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil - lightweight conditioning oil appearing across the bars
• Glycine Max (Black Soybean) Extract - the Mixsoon signature bean, here in the shampoo bar for amino acid and antioxidant support
• Inonotus Obliquus (Chaga Mushroom) Extract - antioxidant mushroom extract used in the shampoo bar for scalp conditioning
• Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter - rich plant butter contributing emollience and bar structure
• Cetyl Alcohol and Stearyl Alcohol - fatty alcohols, not drying alcohols; they give the conditioner bar its solid body and its slip on the hair
• Behentrimonium Methosulfate - the gentle cationic conditioning agent that actually detangles hair; it is the functional core of the conditioner bar
• Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil - conditioning oil in the conditioner bar, long used in hair care for shine and slip
• Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter - occlusive butter present in both the conditioner and the body and face bar
• Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract - antioxidant and soothing botanical in the conditioner bar, used for scalp comfort
• Melia Azadirachta (Neem) Extract - traditional scalp-soothing botanical in the conditioner bar
• Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil - the primary saponified oil in the body and face bar, giving hard structure and abundant lather
• Elaeis Guineensis (Palm) Oil - saponified oil contributing hardness and a stable, creamy lather
• Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil - saponified olive oil, the mildest of the three soap oils, softening the wash on facial skin
• Sodium Hydroxide - the saponifying agent; it is fully consumed in the soap-making reaction and none remains as free alkali in the finished bar
• Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Seed Powder - fine milled seed powder giving the body and face bar its light physical polish
• Lactobacillus/Soybean Ferment Extract - the fermented Bean signature running through all three bars
• Lactobacillus/Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Fruit Ferment Extract - antioxidant fruit ferment from the Bean complex
• Lactobacillus/Pear Juice Ferment Filtrate - hydrating fermented fruit filtrate
• Saccharomyces/Barley Seed Ferment Filtrate - yeast-fermented barley used for conditioning across the set

Precautions

Source note: the ingredient information for this kit is drawn from the brand own product listing and retailer listings rather than from a published full INCI page for each of the three bars, so it is flagged as unverified. Buyers should request the complete INCI list for each bar directly from the supplier before submitting a registration or notification dossier, and before printing any Arabic-language ingredient panel. On the formulas themselves: all three bars contain soy-derived ingredients and are unsuitable for customers with soy allergy, and the conditioner bar contains neem and turmeric, both of which can transfer colour onto light-coloured towels and fabrics - worth flagging for hotel amenity accounts in particular. The body and face bar is a true saponified soap and therefore sits at an alkaline pH; it is fine for the body but customers with dry, sensitive or barrier-compromised facial skin may prefer a low-pH facial cleanser instead, and it should not be used on the eye area. None of the three bars contains acids, retinoids or vitamin C, so no sun-sensitivity warning applies. Store the bars dry and ventilated; in high humidity they soften and lose weight, which is a genuine consideration for warehousing and for unconditioned hotel bathrooms in the Gulf. Patch-test before first use, keep out of the eyes, and discontinue if scalp or skin irritation develops.