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Natural Ingredients
Lavender essential oil has been known to be soothing to dry, itchy skin; calms the mind and eases stress.
(palm oil, coconut oil, canola oil, olive oil, distilled water, lavender essential oil, rosemary essential oil, sodium hydroxide, french lavender seeds, vitamin E)
Lavender
An extraordinarily soothing soap bar for any type of skin.
You will find French Lavender buds both on top of the bar as well as in the bar for a wonderful scrub.
It has a robust floral scent that is uplifting and invigorating.
Sweet Almond Oil has been added to the soap making it extra moisturizing. And Vitamin E soothes and provides additional moisture for dry and mature skin.
Orange Chamomile
A moisturizing and gentle soap bar perfect for those with sensitive skin. The top of the soap has been sprinkled with German chamomile flowers and is scented with an essential oil blend that is calming and sweet.
Chamomile (Matricaria recutica) flowers make an excellent skin toner as they add a slightly astringent quality which tightens and closes the pores of the skin, thus making your skin feel smoother.
(palm oil, coconut oil, canola oil, olive oil, distilled water infused with german chamomile flowers, german chamomile essential oil, orange essential oil, sweet almond oil, sodium hydroxide, vitamin E)
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Sweet Citrus
Calendula flower petals lay atop this moisturizing and gently scented soap. It has been colored with infused Annato Seeds, which have been confirmed by clinical research to be anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. So go ahead and give it a try!
(palm oil, coconut oil, canola oil, olive oil, annatto seed infused distilled water, fragrance & essential oil blend, calendula flower petals, sodium hydroxide, vitamin E)
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