Exfoliating Soap Set

$24.95

An invigorating exfoliating scrub helps to remove dry skin and dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. These are great for your feet, elbows or anywhere else you'd like to keep smooth and polished. Scrub and clean your skin 3 different ways with this collection of exfoliating soaps.

The Exfoliator is loaded with colloidal oatmeal, black poppy seeds and apricot kernel seed meal, this bar delivers nothing short of a vigorous scrub. Whether you’re looking for a stimulating shower experience or something to scrub those stubborn heels and elbows, we think you'll find that this fits the bill. We have added a generous portion of avocado oil to this recipe. This oil is readily absorbed into the skin, is packed with vitamins A, B, C, D and E and promotes collagen production. We have also added a heap of cocoa butter to moisturize and give this bar a decadent, creamy lather.

The Grit. The name seems to say it all. This soap is loaded with cornmeal, coffee grounds and black poppy seeds to provide rigorous scrubbing power. Both fuller's earth clay and activated charcoal have been added to help remove excess oils and other contaminants from hard working hands. Hemp oil and apple cider vinegar help to rehydrate tough, calloused skin and act as a skin toner and antiseptic. This soap will handle anything that you can get your hands on.

Coffee Scrub Soap: It’s not only the first thing you go for in the morning to start your day. Coffee is also an effective natural deodorant (despite the way it makes your breath smell). Keep this bar at the kitchen sink to help naturally reduce those stubborn smells of garlic and onions from your hands.

In the spirit of working with nature, we use the traditional cold process method in the creation of all of our soaps. We like to think that our soaps are guided by human hand, but made by nature.

Soap Weight: 5 oz.

Soap Dimensions: 3.5 x 2.75 x 1 inch

Unscented: No essential oils or fragrance oils added

We use RSPO certified sustainable harvested palm oi.

Handmade soap will last a long time if kept dry between uses. We recommend using a draining soap dish and keeping bars away from direct streams of water.

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