Peace & Positivity
Part of the "Seasonal Soaps" Soap Line
Our Skin Nourishing Bar Soap Infused With Mood Enhancing Therapeutic Essential Oils and Fluffy Lather Creating Natural Clays to Aid in Softer Skin Cleansing, and Promote Brighter Days and Peaceful Positivity in Your Life.
Appearance:
Light Peachy Swirls of French Clay blended with Creamy White Swirls of Silky Kaolin Clay,
Give This Soap it's Beautifully Soft Peaceful Look.
Aroma:
Infused with Naturally Amazing Pure Therapeutic Essential Oils of
Ylang Ylang, Rose Geranium, Pink Grapefruit, Clary Sage, and Austrian Fir Needle.
Oils in this blend are considered mood enhancing, energy boosting,
powerful aphrodisiac, mind calming, redness reducing on skin, hormone regulating,
wrinkle reducing, dermal regenerating, acne fighting, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, odor removing, negativity releasing, and mood balancing, and an excellent personal scent!
You can see why we call it Peace & Positivity!
We think this blend is absolutely divine in a soap!
Base:
Carefully created in small batches from food quality oils of: olive, coconut, palm, (may also contain avocado, grapeseed, or sunflower), saponified with purified water and alkali, dead sea salt, essential oil for scent (as listed above), kaolin & French red clays, herbal or mineral color.
We use organic or ecologically grown sustainable ingredients.
Weight: At least 3.25oz
UPC: 745051769130
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Disclaimer: Our products are created solely for your delight and enjoyment. All statements about our products are for information and entertainment and have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended as medical advice or to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition, ailment, or disease.
