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Dish Soap Refill for Glass Bottle
Refill your L'AVANT glass bottle and reduce plastic with every refill. The same premium, concentrated plant-based dish soap formula you love, now in a convenient refill pouch.
Depth & Warmth with Sandalwood, Amber & Cedar
Ambre Santal brings a warm, sophisticated depth to every wash — sandalwood, amber, and dry cedar forming a confident, composed fragrance that elevates the kitchen.
Powerful Formula, Gentle on Hands
Cuts through grease and stuck-on food without stripping your hands. Leaves dishes sparkling and hands soft — a daily-use dish soap that pulls double duty on performance and care.
Plant-Based, Non-Toxic Formula, Safe for Kids & Pets
Made with plant-based surfactants and essential oils of lavender, geranium, basil, and lemon. Free from parabens, phosphates, phthalates, artificial dyes, chlorine, and bleach.
Leaping Bunny Certified & Cruelty-Free
Cruelty-free and Leaping Bunny certified. Never tested on animals, manufactured in the USA with over 94% naturally derived ingredients.
Refill & Reuse
Pour the concentrate into our Multipurpose Cleaner bottle with water for a full-size spray refill. Or pick up the dish soap refill to reload your glass bottle. Less plastic, same premium performance.
Countertop-Worthy Kitchen Design
The modern refillable glass dish soap bottle elevates your kitchen sink aesthetic, transforming your everyday cleaning routine into a refined, intentional experience.
A Scent for Every Space
Available in Fresh Linen, Blushed Bergamot, Ambre Santal, and Winter Fir — each fragrance developed with perfume-grade depth. A kitchen soap that smells as good as it cleans.
Pairs Beautifully with the Full Collection
Complete your kitchen with L'AVANT hand soap, hand lotion, and multipurpose cleaner. Also pairs with our laundry detergent and laundry oil for a unified Ambre Santal scent experience throughout your home.
The Clean Standard You Deserve
Over 94% naturally derived ingredients, vegan, biodegradable, and free from every ingredient you want to avoid. Featured in Forbes, Architectural Digest, Goop, and more.
