Ingredients Library

Oils & Butters

Canola Oil

Brassica napus
Silky feel

Mild and gentle oil provides a smooth and silky sensation with regular use. Enriched in vitamin E and essential fatty acids, including omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which helps to maintain skin’s natural moisture balance.

Castor Oil

Ricinus communis
Lubricates, Softens, Hydrates

Conditioning fluffy lather with thick, large bubbles. Maintains a viscous texture rich in fatty acid, ideal for attracting and locking moisture. An excellent option for achieving clear skin because it specifically targets the bacteria that can lead to breakouts.

Coconut Oil

Cocos Nucifera or Sodium Cocoate
Cleanses, Shields

Coconut oil produces a rich, fluffy lather that removes dirt and excess oils, leaving clean skin. It is packed with vitamins E and K, essential amino acids, lauric acid, and caprylic acid, which helps nourish and firm skin, calm irritated or inflamed skin, fight bacteria, and shield against moisture loss.

Evening Primrose Oil

Oenothera Biennis Oil
Deeply hydrates, Nourishes

Pressed from the Evening Primrose Flower seeds, this superior moisturizing oil is excellent for dry, aging, or chapped skin.

Olive Oil

Olea Europaea or Sodium Olivate
Gently Cleanses, Soothes, Softens

Versatile and gentle oil help soothe and relieve discomfort from burns, bruises, pesky insect bites, and dry, itchy skin. Often used for body massages for a soft and smooth feel. It's enriched with vitamins like A, D, K, and E that help hydrate your skin by locking in moisture.

Shea Butter

Vitellaria paradoxa (AKA Butyrospermum Parkii Fruit Butter)
Locks moisture, Hydrates, Soothes

Skin needs some extra love? Shea butter is loaded with vitamins A and E that locks in moisture, minimizes the appearance of fine lines, creates a protective skin barrier for softness, and helps calm redness, irritation, and itchiness when used regularly.

Sunflower Oil

Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil
Gently softens, Replenishes,

Extracted from the seeds of the sunflower plant, sunflower oil is a source of vitamins A, C, and E and omega-6 (linoleic acid). These nutrients work well on dry patches, maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier, and support balanced oil production.

Sustainable Palm Oil

Elaeis Guineensis
Cleanses, Creamy lather

A source of Vitamin E and A that facilitates hydration, comforts irritated skin, and minimizes appearances of skin imperfections. It creates a satisfying creamy foam and hard soap bar for a longer-lasting cleaning experience.

Tamanu Oil

Calophyllum Inophyllum Oil
Restores, Hydrates

Exceptionally moisturizing oil known to absorb quickly into the skin, aiding the restoration of dehydrated, damaged, or irritated skin and reducing the appearance of scars.

Essentials

Essential products of the soap making process

Lye

Mixture of Sodium Hydroxide & Water

An essential ingredient for handmade soaps. When sodium hydroxide is mixed with water, it is called Lye. Lye reacts with oils to create a solid soap bar that retains glycerin.

Naturally-occurring Glycerin

Conditions

A byproduct of the soap-making process that helps hydrate the skin by retaining moisture from the air.

Water

Aqua

This vital ingredient interacts with sodium hydroxide, fats and oils to produce a solid soap bar.

Natural Additives

Colloidal Oatmeal

Avena Sativa Kernel Flour
Exfoliates, Soothes

This finely ground oatmeal is an excellent natural exfoliant that removes dirt and excess oils, helps soothe, calm, and alleviates skin irritation, itching, and redness.

Rose Powder

Rosa centifolia
Wellness, Luxury Feel, Light rosy color

This rose powder is created by grinding organic rose petals, which are rich in antioxidants. This powder naturally refreshes the skin and is suitable for all skin types. It can help tighten and shrink large pores while cleansing and toning. The hydrating properties of rose petals help to trap moisture in the skin, which can soothe dry and sensitive skin, leaving it soft, fresh, and glowing. Its natural toning properties are ideal for addressing uneven skin tone and pigmentation issues.

Experience Enhancers

Fragrance

Scents the soap

Unique smell goods are used to scent the soap and provide an extraordinary bathing
experience.

Sodium Lactate

A moisture magnet for a nice hydration boost that keeps the soap bar usable for a long period.
Sodium lactate is derived from the fermentation of sugars found in corn and beets. Yep, it's a liquid salt that comes from natural sources!

Nut Allergy Alert

Shea nuts are tree nuts and are considered by the FDA to be true nuts. Persons suffering from nut allergies should always consult with their Health Care Provider and do an allergy patch test before using any shea butter product.

Because it matters

We use handmade bar soaps created in small batches with wholesome ingredients to better care for our skin. However, it's important to note that some people may react adversely to certain ingredients. Be sure to check the ingredient list and test a small skin area before regular usage.

The content on this website is for educational purposes only and not medical advice to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. The information provided is not meant to use for self-diagnose or substitute the advice from your physician or other medical professionals.

When using exfoliating bars, such as those containing oatmeal, take care and be gentle with your skin or avoid applying them directly to your skin to prevent unnecessary irritation or damage. And with proper care, you can enjoy these exfoliants' fantastic benefits.