PATCHOULI, LEMONGRASS, TEA TREE, & PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OILS Patchouli is a very fragrant herb with soft oval leaves and square stems. It grows from 2 to 3 feet in height and provides an unusual odor that is nonetheless characteristic of patchouli when the leaves are rubbed. Patchouli improves with age, and the aged oil is what is preferred over that which is freshly harvested. Lemongrass is a strong, but fresh and earthy with a nice strong lemony tone unlike Citronella. Tea Tree has a middle note, medium aroma, a slightly medicinal scent with characteristic woody camphoraceous. The minty sweetness of the peppermint vapor makes it one of the most popular Essential Oils.

Made with Avocado Oil, Coconut Oil, Lard, Olive Oil, Cocoa Butter, Water, Colored with Micas.

Nourishing oils, moisturizing butters, creamy milks and many other premium ingredients are used in making our gourmet soap bars, cupcakes and cake slices. We use locally sourced ingredients as often as possible but we also support fair trade and sustainable agriculture. For example our palm oil is certified sustainable and our African unrefined Shea Butter is certified organic and produced at a women’s cooperative in Ghana. We also use phthalate free fragrance oils.

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.

Grounding and invigorating, sensual and arousing.