$7.20
Formulated with a carefully portioned ratio of organic and wild crafted base oils and 100% pure essential oils, blended with extremely pristine clays and herbal extractions. Handmade with intent to make the finest bar of soap in the world, we’ve made no compromise to that end.
Washing your hands with real soap is perhaps the best way to rid your hands and body of germs. This is why doctors always make such a ritual of washing their hands before seeing patients. And especially before surgery.
All of our bar soaps are formulated with RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil.
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| Weight | 7.5 oz |
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There are few things more soothing than the scent of fresh lavender plant. We choose to use Bulgarian lavender because it’s a touch spicier than French lavender and just flat out richer than the English lavender. This bar of soap smells like a blooming lavender bush on a mild summer day. Just lovely.
Like all of our soaps, this one is handmade by Alex or Kim. It all comes together through craftsmanship and a whole bunch of care to form a truly extraordinary bar of soap. Gently cleansing, deeply moisturizing, richly lathering.
A complete listing of all of the ingredients in this product. Absolutely nothing left out. Nothing hidden.
All Oils Are Saponified Oils
* Sodium Hydroxide is sometimes referred to as lye.
Formulated Without:
Obviously, pristine super quality ingredients are very important. Every constituent of a skincare product should be either organic or wildcrafted; ours are. Ingredients considered separately should all be what skin readily considers a nutrient source and non-threatening; ours are. And lastly, formulating an ideal skincare product is a lot more than just randomly assembling a list of good ingredients. It’s understanding the secondary and sometimes tertiary interactions and achieving the ideal ratios; we always do.
