Dopp kit replacements

Swap your dopp kit for something cleaner.

Toothpaste, whitening powder, dry shampoo, hand soap and soaks — the things in your bag every day — rebuilt without synthetic fillers, seed oils, or ingredients you can't pronounce. Homemade, in small batches, from real ingredients.

Every product ships in a 100% BPA-free container — no exceptions.

Nelra's DOPP KIT Buy the full kit — $55
What we sell

The whole dopp kit, in six pieces.

Each one replaces something already in your bag. Buy one, or get all six together. Every product comes in a full size and a travel size.

Toothpaste

Clay & coconut oil paste

$12

Whitening Powder

Charcoal & clay, 2–3x a week

$11

Dry or Wet Shampoo

Powder, or castile concentrate

$10 / $11

Hand Soap

Castile concentrate — add water

$9

Bath Soak

Epsom salt & lavender

$11

Foot Soak

Epsom, peppermint & eucalyptus

$9
The Full Dopp Kit — $55$62 if bought separately. All six, in BPA-free containers.
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Good to know
Why swap

What's in the toothpaste on your sink

Most conventional toothpaste and shampoo lean on sulfates for foam and a catch-all "fragrance" for scent. Ours is clay, baking soda, coconut oil and named essential oils — every ingredient is on the Ingredients page.

See every ingredient →

How we build the line

A short list, reused

The whole dopp kit line is built from a handful of ingredients — clay, baking soda, Epsom salt and a few essential oils — so every product stays simple and consistent.

See the full ingredient breakdown →

Why natural

What "fragrance" actually means on a label

Trade-secret laws let manufacturers list "fragrance" as one word covering dozens of undisclosed chemicals — sometimes including phthalates linked to hormone disruption in research.

Every scent in our products is a named, single-source essential oil instead. See more comparisons →

The line

Everything in your bag. One standard.

Browse by category, or head straight to the Shop to see everything at once.

The standard

Why "natural" has to mean something

A lot of brands use the word loosely. Here's what it actually means for us.

  • 01

    Ingredients you can name

    If it isn't food-grade or recognizable without a chemistry background, it doesn't go in the bottle.

  • 02

    No filler, real shelf life

    Nothing added just to stretch a batch. Shorter shelf life, in exchange for knowing exactly what's in it.

  • 03

    Honest about limits

    Natural doesn't always mean identical to a synthetic version — our whitening powder, for example, is meant for a couple of uses a week, not a daily replacement for every toothpaste. We'd rather tell you the tradeoff.