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Activated charcoal draws out many impurities in your skin.  We add this along with the perfect amount of relaxing lavender essential oil and we create this beautiful, nourishing bar of soap that many people love.

We begin with a generous amount of nutritious goats milk from our own herd of dairy goats, along with olive oil; palm oil; soybean oil; and coconut oil. To that we mix in lavender buds harvested from local farms, and lavender essential oil.   Natural micas and activated charcoal are used for coloring swirls.

Hand made in small batches we work hard to make sure our soaps and body products are nourishing and of high quality. In the Eucalyptus Mint soap we used olive, coconut, palm, palm kernel, lavender and rosemary oils, shea butter, and eucalyptus and peppermint essential oils.  It smells and feels wonderful.

Hello, friends of Greener Life and Essential Depot! These handmade soaps are made on our Spinola Farm & Co. family farm in Northern California. Please visit our website and brick and mortar store. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook.

These soaps smell wonderful and look good enough to eat!

Ingredients include oils of soy, coconut, olive and castor, plus lye and fragrance. The coffee soap includes brewed coffee with a sprinkling of mixed brown sugars, and the rose soap includes a bit of rose clay, mica, and natural botanicals.

We hope you like them!

This all natural hand crafted soap helps to cleanse
the skin of impurities. It is a gentle detox and
purifies the pores, helping to clear up both facial
and body acne.

Made with: *virgin coconut oil, *shea butter, *pumpkin puree, *coconut milk, *extra virgin olive oil, *sunflower oil, sea salt, sodium hydroxide & *essential oils

*indicates organic ingredient

bars weigh approximately 3.5 ounces

Coconut oil's high fatty-acid content helps it seal in moisture.  That makes it's emollient capabilities even better.  Coconut oil has been used for many years in many organic skincare products and for good reason.  It has even been shown to have antibacterial properties.

Sunflower oil is rich in vitamin E and vitamin A.  This makes it a great choice for moisturizing irritated skin.  The antioxidants in this oil help fight acne-causing bacteria.

You may have seen your grandmother applying olive oil to her face or rubbing it into her hands as a moisturizer.  Olive oil has been used in skincare for years and rightfully so.  It brings to the table many vitamins such as A, D, E, and K as well as antioxidant and antibacterial properties.

Pumpkin packs a punch, offering vitamins A, C, and E and antioxidants.  These help fight sun damage and wrinkles.  Pumpkins also contain fruit enzymes that gently and naturally exfoliate skin, leaving it glowing.  Zinc and potassium are also present in pumpkin and are known to reduce redness.  Zinc has been called “nature’s best healing agent.”

The fatty acids found in shea butter restore lipids in our skin, rapidly creating moisture and create a barrier between your skin and the outside world protecting it from drying out.  Because shea butter contains linoleic acid and oleic acid which balance each other out, the butter will not leave your skin feeling greasy.  Shea helps boosts collagen and is also anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, and contains antioxidants.  To sum it up: WOW!  Shea is wonderful for skin.