A highly moisturizing, chemical-free soap bar that provides optimal hydration through its moisturizing properties. It penetrates our pores without harsh chemicals, ensuring that only true soap delivers maximum benefits.

Key Benefits:

· exfoliates

· controls oily skin

· fades pigmentation marks

· clears up Acne

· is relaxing

Bubbly, creamy, and perfectly scented super soap bar!

Fresh & Natural  Ingredients

Size: 4oz / 113g

Ingredients:

coconut, olive, castor, sweet almond, grapeseed oils, kaolin clay, sandalwood powder, organic english lavender essential oil, food-grade sodium hydroxide, distilled water,

• Coconut, olive, sweet almond, grapeseed, and castor oils are super oils that protect against the sun’s harmful UVA and UVB rays, retain a glow, tighten skin, and treat acne. These super oils create a creamy lather containing vitamins A, B, E, and K. Kaolin clay is the oldest clay used in many personal hygiene products. It is gentle and stimulates circulation to the application area without over-drying.
• Red Sandalwood powder is an herbal ingredient that lends this wonderful soap its distinctive color. It nourishes skin cells and is safe for all skin types. It helps with blemishes and pigmentation and protects skin from the sun's damaging rays. In India, red sandalwood powder is known as Chandan, a term derived from an ancient Sanskrit scripture in Hinduism, and is considered holy and indispensable.
• Lavender essential oil is organic and sourced from Bulgaria, where the world's finest lavenders are cultivated, renowned for their rich medicinal properties and distinctive aroma. It’s not just any oil; it promotes cell growth when applied to wounds, helping them heal faster. With its antimicrobial qualities and protective properties, it helps scrapes and cuts heal without infection and reduces the appearance of scars. Lavender is so versatile that it can treat itchy and inflamed skin and is effective against acne, burns, eczema, sunburn, and seborrhea.
• Food-grade USP sodium hydroxide is a strong alkaline compound used to saponify soap. It is also used in food processing, such as curing olives and making toothpaste, as well as giving shine to German Bagels. This same lye turns oils into soap. When an acid and a base (oil/fat) combine, they neutralize each other and make a salt called “Soap.”

• Distilled water is purified to remove minerals and metals that can contaminate soap, developing what is known as “soap scrum”. This is what leads to ineffectiveness and a shorter shelf life. Using distilled water is a better ingredient when purity, consistency, and control over variables are important.

The healthiest soap to use is usually a natural soap that doesn’t contain harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrances, or irritants. Choosing soaps with moisturizing ingredients, such as olive oil, coconut oil, or goat’s milk, is especially beneficial for dry skin because hydration is achieved through the process of hygroscopicity, which involves drawing and retaining moisture from the environment, thereby increasing hydration.