I understand. In Jain Dharma, cleanliness (sauca) is important and non-violence to all living beings is a core principle. If you prefer not to use soap, you can:

• Use just lukewarm water with a soft cloth or sponge to cleanse.
• Use soaps or cleansers that are vegan/animal-fat-free and mild, to minimize harm to any tiny organisms.
• Rinse thoroughly to avoid leaving residue that could irritate the skin.
• If you choose a product, pick one with simple ingredients and no animal-derived components; otherwise, water alone is perfectly acceptable for daily cleansing.

There are no strict Averaging differences between Digambar and Shwetambar on this practice; both emphasize avoiding harm where possible and maintaining personal purity.

If you’d like, I can share a short traditional guidance or mantra related to cleanliness in Jain practice.